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A backward compatible design would be resolve to user-defined functions first, built-in keywords afterwards. That way any new keywords won't be a backward inco
by maxloh 1y ago
A backward compatible design would be resolve to user-defined functions first, built-in keywords afterwards.
That way any new keywords won't be a backward incompatible change.
- willvarfar 1y agoif you have a UDF called .until and then this becomes a keyword, does the new 3rd party library you start using that uses the keyword .until still work, and what does the LLM vibe-coded start doing in the future when it makes use of the .until keyword?
- IshKebab 1y agoThat's a pretty bad design. You don't want users to be able to create functions named as keywords because it will break other code.