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Sign upRFC: Un-feature-gate if let and tuple indexing #450
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blaenk
commented on text/0000-un-feature-gate-some-more-gates.md in ee82af8
Nov 8, 2014
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Does this perhaps mean to say "with very few reported ICEs" instead of "without very few reported ICEs"? |
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Oops yes, thanks! |
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blaenk
commented on text/0000-un-feature-gate-some-more-gates.md in ee82af8
Nov 8, 2014
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Same as previous comment. |
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I completely agree with this. These are pretty simple and straightforward features (at least from the perspective of the user. I guess the compiler's perspective matters more) for how useful they are. |
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netvl
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Nov 8, 2014
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+1. These are very convenient features which I use all the time, and they don't seem to be very large/extensive to cause feature bloat. |
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I am a fan of letting in tuple indexing - still unsure about |
alexcrichton
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Nov 13, 2014
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+1 |
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arcto
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Nov 17, 2014
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+1. I use them every day. |
orium
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Nov 27, 2014
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unfeature-gate tuple-indexing, then replace tuple indexing traits / methods accordingly #18006
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We (the Rust team) have discussed this and decided to merge it. |
alexcrichton commentedNov 7, 2014
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