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>what is the compiler going to assume this object is"(looking at you, "auto" nonsense in C++) Well, the IDE shows you, inline, directly above the signature.
by Dayshine 8y ago
>what is the compiler going to assume this object is"(looking at you, "auto" nonsense in C++)
Well, the IDE shows you, inline, directly above the signature.
- gambiting 8y agoUnless, of course, it doesn't. Visual Studio is notoriously bad, neither Intellisense nor VisualAssist can figure out what something is when you have some really complex types(templated classes with multiple inheritance from other templated classes). Then it just shows you nothing.
- Dayshine 8y agoOk, but we're talking about F# here, which always can, because intellisense is coming from the compiler. You're only missing type signatures when you have a type error (which will be telling you the types involved anyway...)