Good! Time without going through here.
Congratulations on the support of embedded structs.
I wanted to ask for the support (if it is not planned) of being able to know the type of a generic.
V currently, when using a typeof(T), it returns a 'T' and not the type of the generic, it should return the type of the generic.
The use of type 'T' should also be allowed within the function code. Which V does not currently allow to do, except to be used in the parameters and as a return type.
_V is life, V is love._
StunxFS
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yes, typeof(T) will return the actual type
medvednikov
on 1 Nov 2020
T already represents a type so typeof(T) is an error just like typeof(int).
I've now implemented typeof(expr).name when expr has generic type T.
ntrel
on 2 Nov 2020
type 'T' should also be allowed within the function code
It is supported for a few use cases, but others need fixing. Please file a separate issue with specific use cases.
ntrel
on 2 Nov 2020
It is supported for a few use cases, but others need fixing. Please file a separate issue with specific use cases.
Just give me 72 hours to think what things could be done with this
StunxFS
on 2 Nov 2020
T.name now works too #6783.
ntrel
on 10 Nov 2020
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T already represents a type so
typeof(T)is an error just liketypeof(int).I've now implemented
typeof(expr).namewhen expr has generic type T.