On 19 February 2008 21:03, [EMAIL PROTECTED] advised:
> Hi Marcus,
> Hi Troels,
>
>> The biggest issue I see is finding a syntax everyone likes.
> Well, lets try some variations.
>
> [2a] ! is not readable --> except
> use Trait {
> except foo1, foo2;
> bar => foo1
> }
>
> [2b] ! is not readable --> without
> use Trait {
> without foo1;
> without foo2;
> bar => foo1;
> }
>
> [Aa] Aliasing is not obvious
> use Trait {
> bar is foo1; //aliasMethod is method
> }
>
> [Ab] Aliasing is not obvious
> use Trait {
> bar from foo1; //aliasMethod from method
> }
I may be completely off base with this suggestion, but how about
something as simple as "not" and "as" (which also has the advantage of
not requiring new keywords!):
use Trait { not foo1 }
use Trait { foo1 as bar }
Although I can see how this might be considered a touch ugly:
use Trait { not foo1; foo1 as bar }
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