From: David Given <dg@cowlark.com>
Now, whenever you call a method k on t, it'll actually attempt to call
k_type1_type2_type3... instead. This strikes me as being rather simple code
--- why do you consider such an approach unsatisfactory?
I don't believe that such a thing belongs into the parser. Nobo
...? I find this considerably clearer to read, as well as not needing any new
features. It makes it explicit the order of processing, for example --- in
your example, the 'local' line has the assertions on the left of the
expression, where the return line puts them on the right, which isn't terribly
clear.
