singpolyma tweeted, “@wolever switch statements. Also, namespaces based on filenames? Crazy http://sngpl.ma/t45r0” @ 2010-141 02:03 UTC 4 Responses wolever • 2010-142.145Z @singpolyma k, yea. I do miss switch statements. Although, a match statement would be even better… wolever • 2010-142.146Z @singpolyma and… Well, I’d never thought about namespaces based on filenames. How do other languages do it? dj3vande • 2010-142.592Z @singpolyma Bah, I’m building a language without if, you can do without switch. When I took CS130 they told us OO obsoleted switch anyways. wolever • 2010-142.649Z @dj3vande yea, even in ActionScript/JavaScript, I find I rarely use switch (and then, half the time, I’ll turn it into an if/else later) Leave a Response Name Email Website Comment Authenticate this comment using OpenID. Get replies via e-mail
wolever • 2010-142.145Z @singpolyma k, yea. I do miss switch statements. Although, a match statement would be even better…
wolever • 2010-142.146Z @singpolyma and… Well, I’d never thought about namespaces based on filenames. How do other languages do it?
dj3vande • 2010-142.592Z @singpolyma Bah, I’m building a language without if, you can do without switch. When I took CS130 they told us OO obsoleted switch anyways.
wolever • 2010-142.649Z @dj3vande yea, even in ActionScript/JavaScript, I find I rarely use switch (and then, half the time, I’ll turn it into an if/else later)
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wolever •
@singpolyma k, yea. I do miss switch statements. Although, a match statement would be even better…
wolever •
@singpolyma and… Well, I’d never thought about namespaces based on filenames. How do other languages do it?
dj3vande •
@singpolyma Bah, I’m building a language without if, you can do without switch. When I took CS130 they told us OO obsoleted switch anyways.
wolever •
@dj3vande yea, even in ActionScript/JavaScript, I find I rarely use switch (and then, half the time, I’ll turn it into an if/else later)