A slightly different syntax I found while exploring generic/template
syntax in other languages. Instead of multiple brackets/parens for
specialization, just deliminate by (or type) fields from regular fields
with a semicolon:
Before:
-fx=enumerate()
-fy=enumerate[a,b]()
-fz=accumulate[a,b](z)
After:
-fx=enumerate()
-fy=enumerate(a,b;)
-fz=accumulate(a,b;z)
The result is a flexible call syntax that avoids overloading operators
future exprs may want to use.
And if we ever want type specialization, we can always add more
semicolons:
-fx=enumerate(int;;)
-fy=enumerate(float;a,b;)
-fz=accumulate(frac;a,b;z)
Christopher Haster
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