I thought about having the constraints right after the parameters, but
I really don't like the braces to indicate multiple constraints.
How about:
public class MyGenericClass[of T1, T2]
when T1 is struct
when T2 is IComparable, callable
This uses existing reserved words, although I'm not sure about using
"callable" to indicate a default constructor constraint.
On May 22, 4:15 pm, Daniel Grunwald <
dan...@...> wrote:
> This is the syntax VB uses:
> Public Class MyGenericClass(Of T1 As Structure, T2 As {IComparable, New})
>
> As Boo is also using "of" and "as", we could use something similar.
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