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David Heinemeier Hansson
The pickaxe book speaks of keyword arguments planned for 1.8:
"Some languages feature ``keyword arguments''---that is, instead of
passing arguments in a given order and quantity, you pass the name of
the argument with its value, in any order. Ruby 1.6 does not have
keyword arguments (although they are scheduled to be implemented in
Ruby 1.8)."
Since "New & Shiny" [1] didn't speak of it, I reckon it didn't make it.
So is this scheduled for a 1.8.x release, postponed to 2.0, or dropped
altogether?
[1] http://www.whytheluckystiff.net/articles/2003/08/04/rubyOneEightOh
/ David
"Some languages feature ``keyword arguments''---that is, instead of
passing arguments in a given order and quantity, you pass the name of
the argument with its value, in any order. Ruby 1.6 does not have
keyword arguments (although they are scheduled to be implemented in
Ruby 1.8)."
Since "New & Shiny" [1] didn't speak of it, I reckon it didn't make it.
So is this scheduled for a 1.8.x release, postponed to 2.0, or dropped
altogether?
[1] http://www.whytheluckystiff.net/articles/2003/08/04/rubyOneEightOh
/ David