No more type lists needed (in ambiguous cases)
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Polos Ruetz
Feb 17, 2015, 10:59:04 AM2/17/15
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The last inconvenience is now eliminated (see new version 15.2.1):
Type ambiguity (with same number of arguments) is now resolved at run-time.
Example (see e.g. "examples/2-clock.lisp")
;; before
(|setPen(QPen)| painter pen)
(|setPen(QColor)| painter color)
;; now
(|setPen| painter pen)
(|setPen| painter color)
All examples have already been adapted.
Paul
P.S. Performance should not suffer from this, because it does some
auto-optimization for frequently called functions.
Type ambiguity (with same number of arguments) is now resolved at run-time.
Example (see e.g. "examples/2-clock.lisp")
;; before
(|setPen(QPen)| painter pen)
(|setPen(QColor)| painter color)
;; now
(|setPen| painter pen)
(|setPen| painter color)
All examples have already been adapted.
Paul
P.S. Performance should not suffer from this, because it does some
auto-optimization for frequently called functions.
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