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> That's OK but I would argue it prevents C++ from every being "Pythonic." This got me thinking, what would one call an idiomatic C++ style (which I suppose is
by santaclaus 11y ago
> That's OK but I would argue it prevents C++ from every being "Pythonic."
This got me thinking, what would one call an idiomatic C++ style (which I suppose is part of what the core guidelines are trying to push)? Cppthonic? Bjarnic? Python is 'Pythonic,' I usually hear idiomatic Ruby described as the 'Ruby Way.' Is idiomatic Rust 'Rustic'?