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Right now, definitions must specify their arguments types. For example:
def print(string name, int age, any message)
Although any can be used for specifying any type as valid, it would be further better to not require any type - so it would be evaluated to any -, making it optional. For example:
def print(string name, int age, message)
Or:
def print(name, age, message)
Things to note:
Overloading of definitions. What will happen?
Container::findFunction. How to properly find functions when there is overloaded definitions, and some/one of them could contain 'any' as argument type?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Right now, definitions must specify their arguments types. For example:
def print(string name, int age, any message)
Although any can be used for specifying any type as valid, it would be further better to not require any type - so it would be evaluated to any -, making it optional. For example:
def print(string name, int age, message)
Or:
def print(name, age, message)
Things to note:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: