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Haskell considers adopting Rust's method name resolution rules

13 pointsby heydenberkalmost 11 years ago

2 comments

mbrubeckalmost 11 years ago
As pointed out by Daniel Peebles on Twitter, this title (<i>&quot;Haskell considers adopting Rust&#x27;s method name resolution rules&quot;</i>) is not a good summary of the current state of affairs. This is a five-year-old proposal that is not being seriously or actively considered for inclusion in Haskell:<p><a href="https://twitter.com/copumpkin/status/470973308284837888" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;twitter.com&#x2F;copumpkin&#x2F;status&#x2F;470973308284837888</a><p>(The proposal also predates Rust, so the similarity to Rust&#x27;s method resolution is due to independent invention, rather than inspiration.)
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pcwaltonalmost 11 years ago
Although, as mbrubeck points out, this isn&#x27;t seriously being considered anymore (as, for one, it&#x27;s much harder to retrofit into the design of Haskell), it was nice to see that Simon Peyton-Jones independently came up with the silly idea I had for dot notation a few years ago. :)