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- Subject: Re: about the next version
- From: Edgar Toernig <froese@...>
- Date: Mon, 31 Dec 2001 02:12:26 +0100
Reuben Thomas wrote:
>
> 2. Local by default seems unnatural only if there is to you some
> obvious global scope. [...]
Aside from the fact that the compiler would have to know _all_
globals (which would require an include statement!), what about
these examples?
global x -- make a global x
y=1
function foo()
x=a -- what is x, what is a?
y=a -- what is y?
a=a -- what's this?
a=a -- and now?
b=1 -- and this?
if ... then
b=1 -- new b or same as above?
b=b+1 -- and here?
end
for b=1,10 do ... end -- new b or same as above?
for c=1,10 do -- again, new c?
...=function() print(c) end -- will all funcs get the same c?
c=c -- what gives this?
...=function() print(c) end -- and now?
d=c
...=function() print(d) end -- and now?
end
end
You will get really strange results with block scope and other
strange results with a single function scope.
Ciao, ET.