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I don’t think type elision make the codes execution less explicit. Nothing else could go there
by superb_dev 2y ago
I don’t think type elision make the codes execution less explicit. Nothing else could go there
- necovek 2y agoThat's a textbook definition of "implicit", as in not directly specified, but assumed. The fact that unacceptable parameter would fail compile time validation does not make it any more readable.
- dleslie 2y agoConsider this: var foo = OpaqueTypeName(.{}){}; What is the . eliding? You don't know. I don't know. It's impossible to tell because the type is opaque to our understanding.