Dear list,<br><br>Sporking is fun and we can spork fun's (as long as they are of type "void") but now ( <a href="http://electro-music.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=26805">http://electro-music.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=26805</a> ) it turns out that we can also spork a public. Considering that ChucKian legend has it "spork" is a slightly dirty word "public sporking" must be downright naughty, especially considering no class is needed. I'm sorry; that was too good to pass up.<br>
=========================<br>//the following will run, not limited in the slightest by trivialities like -say- language specifications.<br><br>//note there is no class in sight<br>public void foo()<br> {<br> <<<"ping">>>;<br>
}<br><br>spork ~foo();<br><br>second => now;<br>=====================<br><br>Could somebody comment on this? Is this of any use at all? well, aside from breaking the monotony of code by having synonyms?<br><br>
Confused,<br>Kas.<br>