On Fri, 07 Jun 2013 19:10:34 +0600, Stefan Behnel
wrote:
Nikita Nemkin, 07.06.2013 13:24:
Currently, conditional casts like obj do not allow None values.
This might seem like an inconsistency, because obj does allow None
values, just like a normal assignment. However, it's a special case t
Nikita Nemkin, 07.06.2013 13:24:
> Currently, conditional casts like obj do not allow None values.
This might seem like an inconsistency, because obj does allow None
values, just like a normal assignment. However, it's a special case that
asks explicitly for the given type, so I think it's ok to b
Hi,
Currently, conditional casts like obj do not allow None values.
I have found it useful to allow None sometimes.
The syntax could be one of:
* obj
* obj
* obj
Use case (without this feature):
tn_obj = self.any.non_trivial.nullable.expression()
cdef TypeName tn
if tn_obj is not
