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- Subject: Re: 'in' keyword today (was Re: mathlib)
- From: Coroutines <coroutines@...>
- Date: Wed, 9 Apr 2014 08:20:08 -0700
On Wed, Apr 9, 2014 at 2:01 AM, Thomas Jericke <tjericke@indel.ch> wrote:
> local a, b, c in some_table
> local t_concat, t_insert = concat, insert in table
>
> I am sure the parser will be able to distinguish a RHS "in" from a LHS "in".
I had thought about this, and it would be nice -- I just wasn't sure
if it should look so similar when dealing with rvalues and lvalues.
Lua doesn't show any distinguishing trait between what's an object and
what's a reference, so perhaps it would be okay in that vein.
> Could all be done with a preprocessor :-)
I am not your biggest fan anymore.
- References:
- Re: mathlib, Roberto Ierusalimschy
- Re: mathlib, steve donovan
- Re: mathlib, Christopher Berardi
- Re: mathlib, Sean Conner
- Re: mathlib, Coroutines
- Re: mathlib, Sean Conner
- Re: mathlib, Christopher Berardi
- Re: mathlib, steve donovan
- Re: mathlib, Coroutines
- Re: mathlib, steve donovan
- Re: mathlib, Coroutines
- 'in' keyword today (was Re: mathlib), Petite Abeille
- Re: 'in' keyword today (was Re: mathlib), Rena
- Re: 'in' keyword today (was Re: mathlib), Philipp Janda
- Re: 'in' keyword today (was Re: mathlib), Coroutines
- Re: 'in' keyword today (was Re: mathlib), Dirk Laurie
- Re: 'in' keyword today (was Re: mathlib), Thomas Jericke