'#'(X,Y)=Z

[Luis Quesada]

Hi Everybody:

May I suggest another message for the following error?

Consider this erroneous piece of code:


declare
class A
   meth foo(X Y Z)
      '#'(X,Y)=Z
   end
end

I think that the error showed does not help too much:


%************************* expansion error **********************
%**
%** message of nested object application must contain exactly one nesting marker
%**
%** in file "/usr/staff/luque/Oz/demo_planning/FD/tmp.oz", line 4, column 11
%** ------------------ rejected (1 error)

My question is: can X,Y play the role of an expression? If not, why not
simply say that there is a statement in place of an expression?

Luis

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