Ticket #554
I just found this in the docs at compiler::CBridge.coerce
compiler::CBridge.coerce
virtual Expr coerce(Expr expr, CType expected, || onErr)
I was wondering what || meant. Is it supposed to mean |->Void|? Is the comma, as in |,| no longer required when you do choose to use the |'s?
|->Void|
|,|
That looks a docCompiler bug, if you look at the source you can see it should be |,|.
Promoted to ticket #554 and assigned to andy
Renamed from Docs question to docCompiler bug with |,| signatures
Ticket resolved in 1.0.42
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tactics Tue 28 Apr 2009
I just found this in the docs at
compiler::CBridge.coerceI was wondering what || meant. Is it supposed to mean
|->Void|? Is the comma, as in|,|no longer required when you do choose to use the |'s?andy Tue 28 Apr 2009
That looks a docCompiler bug, if you look at the source you can see it should be
|,|.andy Tue 28 Apr 2009
Promoted to ticket #554 and assigned to andy
andy Mon 4 May 2009
Renamed from Docs question to docCompiler bug with |,| signatures
andy Mon 4 May 2009
Ticket resolved in 1.0.42