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Yes it comes with its problems. The context sensitivity is annoying and it makes creating good tooling hard. But given macros it doesn't worsen the situation mu
by jstimpfle 2y ago
Yes it comes with its problems. The context sensitivity is annoying and it makes creating good tooling hard. But given macros it doesn't worsen the situation much anyway.
For writing a batch parser/compiler that properly reads all the includes too, the context sensitivity is only a theoretical problem. Adding a type table is easy.
Not having to type "var" all the time is very nice on the other hand.
- throwawaymaths 2y agoClarity is always better than saving keystrokes. Code is generally more read than written.
- jstimpfle 2y agoAdding keystrokes is not the same as adding clarity, though.