Re: Implicit class construction, _cast() and `=()

int is a reserved word while SomeType is not. Note that it is not certain that SomeType is yet defined when we get "(SomeType)", so we can't assume that it is a cast.

mixed foo() { return (SomeType)"world"; }

constant SomeType = "Hello ";

/ Martin Nilsson (lambda)

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2003-05-06 18:33: Subject: Re: Implicit class construction, _cast() and `=()

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On Tue, May 06, 2003 at 04:00:02PM +0200, Martin Nilsson (lambda) @ Pike (-) developers forum wrote:

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No, you are not. Hilfe is an simulation of Pike, and is not always correct. Write the code in a stand alone file and see what you get.

Strange. Really, I see no difference between (int)something and (SomeType)something (logically), so why it is incorrect in last case?

Regards, /Al

/ Brevbäraren