Talin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here's another stab at the "explicit freezing" school of thought on the
> switch semantics. The idea is to borrow the freeze protocol and apply it
> to functions.
-1 . Freezing was previously questionably useful in the realm of
general data structures. Using
Here's another stab at the "explicit freezing" school of thought on the
switch semantics. The idea is to borrow the freeze protocol and apply it
to functions.
In this scheme, the default behavior of switch is to rebuild the
dictionary each time the switch is executed. However, by calling
freez
