• Simon Hobbs (9/9) Jul 11 2004 Another idea nicked from C#. I often find that I want to make an alias f...
• C. Sauls (5/15) Jul 11 2004 I like the idea, but would prefer something more like...
• heretic (2/4) Jul 11 2004 Exactly. Just like Python does it :)
• C. Sauls (6/7) Jul 12 2004 I'm still tempted to request 'from' too... could you imagine:

Simon Hobbs <Simon_member pathlink.com> writes:

imported namespace and it would be convenient to do it in a single line of code.
E.g.

import SomeCompany.SomeLibrary.SomeClass = MyAlias;

instead of:

import SomeCompany.SomeLibrary.SomeClass;
alias SomeCompany.SomeLibrary.SomeClass MyAlias;

I'm very, very lazy :)

Si

"C. Sauls" <ibisbasenji yahoo.com> writes:

I like the idea, but would prefer something more like...

import foo.bar.baz as fbz;

-Chris S.
-Invironz

Simon Hobbs wrote:

 imported namespace and it would be convenient to do it in a single line of
code.
 E.g.
 
 import SomeCompany.SomeLibrary.SomeClass = MyAlias;
 
 instead of:
 
 import SomeCompany.SomeLibrary.SomeClass;
 alias SomeCompany.SomeLibrary.SomeClass MyAlias;

heretic <heretic_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <ccrijv$176d$1 digitaldaemon.com>, C. Sauls says...
I like the idea, but would prefer something more like...

import foo.bar.baz as fbz;

Exactly. Just like Python does it :)

"C. Sauls" <ibisbasenji yahoo.com> writes:

heretic wrote:
 Exactly. Just like Python does it :)

I'm still tempted to request 'from' too... could you imagine:

from std.string import toString as toStr;
from mango.io.FilePath import MutableFilePath as XPath;

-Chris S.
-Invironz