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Operators and implicit conversions

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Currently it is possible to apply any operator to almost any expression, but many of them do not make sense: ``` class C {}; C c(); code x = sub(){};...

tethal

Note that without `my` there is no way to declare multiple variables at once. Also we need a parse option that enables this for compatibility reasons.

tethal

CsvUtil should throw an error if int, float, or number fields contain invalid characters (such as alphabetic chars) to ensure that the output is correct

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gamato

What if Qore::parse_float() and Qore::parse_number() would accept 3rd arg "bool strict = False" that would turn on strict parsing that might a) return NOTHING or b) throw an exception (both...

gamato

FixedLengthUtil should throw an error if int, float, or number fields contain invalid characters (such as alphabetic chars) to ensure that the output is correct

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this is "invisible" because it's in unreleased functionality

davidnich

Inconsistent overloads of built-in functions

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- e.g. `exp2()` accepts either softfloat or number - e.g. `cos()` accepts either float or number - e.q. `floor()` accepts both softfloat and softnumber, which leads to ambiguities (see #47)...

tethal

**Code:** ``` Program p(); p.parsePending(" const f = x(); sub x() { throw \"Uncommited code executed!\"; } ", "test"); try { p.parseCommit(); } catch (ex) { printf("%s\n", ex.err); } printf("x...

tethal

namespace resolution ambiguity

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with qore 0.8.12, consider the following script: ``` module mymod { version = "1"; desc = "muj modul"; author = "Pavel"; } %new-style public namespace myspace { public int sub...

pavelkveton

with qore 0.8.12, I tried the following: $ cat reqs.q #!/usr/bin/qore %require mymod $ qr reqs.q unhandled QORE System exception thrown in TID 1 at 2015-10-19 18:23:38.444695 Mon +02:00 (CEST)...

pavelkveton

davidnich