Hi, list,
 
I find ChucK's reaction to the following lines rather surprising.
 
//this works, obviously
1.0 => float foo;
//this is fine with chuck as well
1 => float bar;
 
//this works as well, also obviously
[1.0] @=> float fooray[];
//then why does this cause a error?
[1] @=> float barray[];
 
Is this intentional and if so could we considder a more readable error?
Right now this last line gives a error that looks (to me) like the dimentions of a multi-dimentional array don't add up which is a bit confusing
 
Yours,
Kas.