>But I admit it's hard to come up with an objective measure for how
>good a syntax is...if it's natural to you than that's great.
I think those queries you mention will mostly be biased by the squeakier
wheels being more beginning people and that's not a very good argument
or metric. I agree an o
Robert Bradshaw robertwb at gmail.com wrote:
>Quick: is that a pointer to an array or 10 pointers to ints? Yes, I
>know what it is, but the thing is without knowing C (well) it's not
>immediately obvious what the precedence should be.
If you're gonna pick something e.g like that, it should not be
I think you should just use the C declarator syntax. Cython already
allows you to say "cdef int *foo[10]". Declarators aren't bad - just
poorly taught, though I can see some saying those are the same thing.
More below. I absolutely like the declarator one the most, and the
lambda one second most
