3 ms·
And types and classes are subtly different namespaces BTW. Try specializing a method on KEYWORD. In pure ANSI implementations you can't because KEYWORD is a typ
by dreamcompiler 6y ago
And types and classes are subtly different namespaces BTW. Try specializing a method on KEYWORD. In pure ANSI implementations you can't because KEYWORD is a type but not a class, and method specializers have to be classes.
- phoe-krk 6y agoYes, but defining a class always defines a matching type - hence they share a namespace in a way.
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]