Date: Sun, 7 May 2023 19:04:35 +0200
Il 07/05/23 18:44, Frederick Virchanza Gotham via Std-Proposals ha scritto:
> We already allow a comma at the end of initialiser lists and enums,
> and so I propose that we also allow a trailing comma in the following:
When you say "I propose", could you please attach an actual proposal,
not just ideas?
> int a, b, c, ;
>
> The reason why I want that comma after 'c' is that sometimes I write
> a source file as follows:
>
> std::jthread
> thread_listener,
> thread_sender,
> thread_monitor
> ;
>
> When I add a new variable called 'thread_socket', I want the diff file
> in SVN and Git to simply show that I've added a new line. But instead,
> it shows that I've edited one line and added one line, as follows:
>
> - thread_monitor
> + thread_monitor,
> + thread_socket
Or: just declare one variable per line and you won't have this mess with
the diffs.
A place where this is slightly more annoying is in ctor-initializers,
but P0562/P2067 were rejected.
My 2 c,
> We already allow a comma at the end of initialiser lists and enums,
> and so I propose that we also allow a trailing comma in the following:
When you say "I propose", could you please attach an actual proposal,
not just ideas?
> int a, b, c, ;
>
> The reason why I want that comma after 'c' is that sometimes I write
> a source file as follows:
>
> std::jthread
> thread_listener,
> thread_sender,
> thread_monitor
> ;
>
> When I add a new variable called 'thread_socket', I want the diff file
> in SVN and Git to simply show that I've added a new line. But instead,
> it shows that I've edited one line and added one line, as follows:
>
> - thread_monitor
> + thread_monitor,
> + thread_socket
Or: just declare one variable per line and you won't have this mess with
the diffs.
A place where this is slightly more annoying is in ctor-initializers,
but P0562/P2067 were rejected.
My 2 c,
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Received on 2023-05-07 17:04:40