The Ubiquitous Skiplist: A Survey of What Cannot Be Skipped About the Skiplist
dl.acm.org3 pointsby zvrba0 comments
namespace NS;
static partial class C {
// Your methods here
} namespace Math;
static class Adder {
public static int Add(...) { ... }
}
(one nesting level less). Next, elsewhere you can write namespace Whatever;
using static Math.Adder;
class CC {
void M() {
var z = Add(10, 20); // no NS qualification needed due to using static above
}
}
Java enforces directory structure to reflect package names, and this feature is not universally popular. void DoSomething(...) {
throw SomeException(...);
}
you establish an error protocol through interface `IErrorConditions` and write void DoSomething(IErrorConditions ec, ...) {
ec.Report(...);
}
(Alternately, inject it as a class member.) Now, the currently installed implementation of `IErrorConditions` can throw, log, or whatever. I haven't fully pursued this line of though with stuff like `yield`.