[Swift-devel] Some observations
Ben Clifford
benc at hawaga.org.uk
Sun Jul 27 23:17:04 CDT 2008
can't be *completely* unexpectedly, as I think I told you @extractint
would work for this some time ago.
our present handling of numerical types is lame. I'll look at tidyups. In
the meantime, filing this message as a bug would be a nice thing to do.
On Sun, 27 Jul 2008, Tiberiu Stef-Praun wrote:
> I was trying to read into swift the contents of a file which contained
> a float (e.g. 0.415599405693).
> It has been suggested that I use readData.
> If did not work (some error about unable to cast to java.lang.Integer)
> whatever output type I was using:
> float x=readData(file);
> int x=readData(file);
> string x=readData(file);
>
> However, completely unexpectedly, it worked with @extractint(file),
> and it even returned the correct float value.
>
> This is abit confusing, but at least I got my problem solved.
>
> Tibi
>
> PS: it would be really-really good to have swift work with cygwin.
>
>
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