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> This is a sugar-coated version of errors as return values. By which you mean that errors as return values are bad, and that they are trying to sugar-coat the
by Dewie 12y ago
> This is a sugar-coated version of errors as return values.
By which you mean that errors as return values are bad, and that they are trying to sugar-coat the fact that they are using errors as return values?
- sergiosgc 12y agoNo, I do not mean that. I mean it is language syntax to aid in using return values for error signaling. There is no intended negative load, although, in retrospect, using "sugar-coated" as "coated in syntactic sugar" may have introduced an unintended negative meaning.