I just noticed I sent this to the wrong person and the list never saw it so I’m
sending it again. I feel like I should try to fix it while I’ve got my eyes on
the generics code before I forget.
Is there a reason it’s not implemented yet? In theory you should be able to
specialize a function as a type and use the type name as the function name.
This is basically the same syntax for class construction but without the
.create.
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As a side node I haven’t been willing to use generic functions yet because the
syntax is so verbose it kind of defeats the purpose.
Why can’t we specialize functions as a type? Maybe that’s on the todo list also?
generic procedure DoThis<T>(msg:string);
begin
writeln(msg, ' ',sizeof(T));
end;
type
DoInt = specialize DoThis<integer>;
begin
DoInt(‘hello');
Regards,
Ryan Joseph
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