Hi,
Wow! Is that on windows only or on the Mac as well?
Mac too!
Mark, Can you tell us anything about super strict? Does anybody else know?
SuperStrict will appear in the next release and adds the following limitations to Strict:
* No 'anonymous int' decls allowed, eg: 'Local x' wont work, you must use 'Local x:Int' (or 'Local x%'). I couldn't see the point in disallowing '%', '#' etc as some people wanted (and some didn't): the point is to force the programmer to declare a type.
* If a function doesn't declare a return type, eg 'Function T()', any Return statements must NOT include an expression - and vice versa.
I haven't tweaked with conversion/casting rules though.
Wow! Is that on windows only or on the Mac as well?
Mac too!
Mark, Can you tell us anything about super strict? Does anybody else know?
SuperStrict will appear in the next release and adds the following limitations to Strict:
* No 'anonymous int' decls allowed, eg: 'Local x' wont work, you must use 'Local x:Int' (or 'Local x%'). I couldn't see the point in disallowing '%', '#' etc as some people wanted (and some didn't): the point is to force the programmer to declare a type.
* If a function doesn't declare a return type, eg 'Function T()', any Return statements must NOT include an expression - and vice versa.
I haven't tweaked with conversion/casting rules though.