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Definitely agree that having the inclusive syntax makes sense either way (..= was mildly jarring at first but makes complete sense syntactically) - I just mean
by bpicolo 8y ago
Definitely agree that having the inclusive syntax makes sense either way (..= was mildly jarring at first but makes complete sense syntactically) - I just mean the exclusive ranges arriving at that compiler error definitely seems unexpected
- steveklabnik 8y agoAh! Yeah, I mean maybe. At the same time, special cases can make things harder to understand. This would also technically be a breaking change, though probably not changing any realistic programs.