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Re: [MUD-Dev] Introduction



In <199705140820.KAA20287#regoc,srce.hr>, on 05/14/97 
   at 08:27 PM, silovic#srce,hr (Miroslav Silovic) said:

>Okay, a few examples: One of the situations that happens often is a
>function returning either result or 'I couldn't do it'. With typed
>system, you need to return two values explicitely. With untyped, you
>can return either a list of (integer) 0 (assuming that result is a
>list).

This would seem to presume that all types are simple types and thus
there are no aggregate, complex, or user-defined types in your
language implementation.  Why not have the function call return a
structure or equivalent?  (cf ColdX's frobs (which I don't like BTW as
they seem a hacked design solution))

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