Illustrating my concern with indexers:
delegate Foo DelegateType();
public static DelegateType this (Type type) { }
public Foo<T>() { }
x = Foo[typeof(int)]() .. is ambiguous. You can't determine if you've
called the constructor, or if you've called the static indexer, passing
in the int type, and then executing the delegate returned to get a Foo
object to store in x.
(forgive the C# bias in the typeof.. I can't recall the equivalent in
python)
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I didn't see a second set of square brackets. Also, what if what you
have is an indexer, in which case the parameter is supplied also with
square brackets?
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