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that is really, really ugly. using methods, I dont have to mess with function prefixes, and I dont have to pollute the global scope.
by 38 3y ago
that is really, really ugly. using methods, I dont have to mess with function prefixes, and I dont have to pollute the global scope.
- ElegantBeef 3y agoAgain that's this language constraining you to that. With procedure overloading it's not required that you have to have that ugly API. For instance the following is valid Nim: type Cat = object # these are just 'struct' in a different skin Dog = object proc greet(c: Cat): string = "Meow" proc greet(d: Dog): string = "Bark" assert Dog().greet() == "Bark" assert Cat().greet() == "Meow"