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The word is encode, not emulate. Native support isn't any more concise, in fact it is more verbose when partial application is involved. So why complicate the
by Peaker 13y ago
The word is encode, not emulate. Native support isn't any more concise, in fact it is more verbose when partial application is involved.
So why complicate the language with native support for a feature whose encoding on top of one argument functions is concise, elegant, and works well?
- catnaroek 13y ago> Native support isn't any more concise, in fact it is more verbose when partial application is involved. I only know too well. Everytime I write stuff like using std::placeholders; std::bind(foo, bar, _1, _2, baz, _3, _4); I wish I were using an applicative language instead.