Details
Improvement
Minor
Description
The following code does not issue a compiler warning.
class freakyfred:
public X = 1
def dangerDoom(var as bool):
if var:
return freakyfred()
print dangerDoom(true) #not null
print dangerDoom(false) #null
Since the "default value" of a reference type is going to be null, this can be a serious ass-biter. Compiler warnings would be pleasant.
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I would like to have this warning for value types, too.