> On Jun 22, 2016, at 10:05 AM, Nate Cook <[email protected]> wrote:
> Pull Requests
>
> Additive
> #346 Introducing with to the Standard Library
Yeah, mea culpa -- but mea culpa with a reason. Method cascades are not going
to be in 3. This is intentionally a stop-gap additive feature specifically for
3, since it's so widely used in the dev community for both Swift constructs and
Cocoa(touch) initialization. It's super easy-to-implement/add. If considered,
it makes a lot of sense in the 3 timeframe. It makes less sense (although it's
still useful) after 3.
> Additive
> #369 Conditional Compilation Blocks proposal
Definitely additive but it's stuff again that's extremely practical and has a
big demand, all the way back to the first moments of open source, and it's
pretty much all implemented as private methods now.
> Other
> #370 Renaming the OS X Platform Conditional Compilation Test: Doug Gregor
> suggested this could just be implemented as a bug fix
I've put in the bug report. I tried implementing it myself, but apparently my
compiler fu is not as strong as I hoped (although the errors in my patch seem
to come from code I have absolutely nothing to do with -- I was thinking of
throwing myself on Dmitri's mercy for that).
-- E
_______________________________________________
swift-evolution mailing list
[email protected]
https://lists.swift.org/mailman/listinfo/swift-evolution
