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We dont want to use source filters as they are are fundamentally unsafe. In order to implement this you need to be able to accurately determine when an EXPR ends, which isnt going to be an easy source filter to write, and could have bizarre side effects of its own.

We want properties ala VB in Perl. Real nice and simple, not funkyness, no localization, just validation as part of assignment. It doesnt seem like an unreasonable request to me.

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demerphq

In reply to Re^2: Assignable Subroutines by demerphq
in thread Assignable Subroutines by dragonchild

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