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If you need compatibility with C, JS or whatever, then you can't use square brackets for generics anyway. If you don't need such compatibility, why can't you ju
by owl57 7y ago
If you need compatibility with C, JS or whatever, then you can't use square brackets for generics anyway. If you don't need such compatibility, why can't you just make that a function call and tell users to avoid funny combinations of comparisons and parens?