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Boo
Created: 27/Jul/05 08:26 PM
Updated: 17/Nov/05 07:27 PM
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Compiler
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0.5.6
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| Fix Version/s: |
0.7.5
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Duplicate
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This issue is duplicated by:
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BOO-605
Varargs messes up if there are multiple methods with the same name.
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Code is self explainatory.
contents inline, tabs-be-damned.
"""
Hello, World
Hello, World
"""
import System
vars = ("Hello", "World")
Console.WriteLine("{0}, {1}", *vars) #Broken!
Console.WriteLine("{0}, {1}", vars[0], vars[1]) #Not Broken
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Description
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Code is self explainatory.
contents inline, tabs-be-damned.
"""
Hello, World
Hello, World
"""
import System
vars = ("Hello", "World")
Console.WriteLine("{0}, {1}", *vars) #Broken!
Console.WriteLine("{0}, {1}", vars[0], vars[1]) #Not Broken |
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Bug
Minor
Explode operator not exploding when using overloaded methods
//comment out this 1st method and this script will work
def doit(s as string):
print "doit1", s
def doit(s as string, *args as (object)):
print "doit2", s, join(args,"-")
vars = ("Hello", "World")
doit("{0}, {1}", *vars)
Also in python you can use the unpack operator with methods that don't take a variable number of parameters, but this doesn't work in boo:
def testit(s1, s2, s3):
print s1, s2, s3
vars = ("Hello", "World", "!!!")
testit(*vars) //would unpack into:
//testit(vars[0], vars[1], vars[2])