> On May 10, 2016, at 3:53 PM, Matthew Johnson <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> Ahh, this is different than what I have been talking about as it statically
> evaluates at the call site rather than the declaration site. Sorry, I think
> I missed your earlier post.
This would be no different from #file or #line in a default argument position,
I think. If you use it in normal code:
let cls = #Self
it would evaluate as we’ve been discussing elsewhere here. I have had cases
though, where using in a default parameter slot would be useulf (assuming it
evaluates like #file and #line in those cases).
> One question about this - how would it work if this method was called in a
> lexical con txt without an enclosing type declaration? Would that be an
> error or would it just require a parameter to be passed?
I would expect it to be an error if there were no enclosing type and the
parameter wasn’t specified (but yeah, passing an explicit type should work).
> If we call what I am talking about Type and we also want this behavior we
> should call it #Type as it would be the static type at the call site. But
> they are separate ideas and should be separate proposals.
Again, this would only be the case in a default argument position; it would
work just like the other “#” symbols.
-tim
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