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It is not clear to me what feature is required here. It is easy to syntactically allow void as a type argument (see https://codereview.chromium.org/2907423003/), but I need to know how to handle void in type tests (non-strong mode and strong mode). So we need a spec or at least a set of dart tests setting some expectations. Thanks.
Right, you do of course need that, as do others---and I'll be writing such a spec (in the form of a standalone informal spec, as usual). We're GoogleServing today, but I'll get started writing it tomorrow.
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mit-mit commentedon Mar 15, 2017
Punting to 1.24 per dart-leads discussion.
crelier commentedon May 31, 2017
It is not clear to me what feature is required here. It is easy to syntactically allow void as a type argument (see https://codereview.chromium.org/2907423003/), but I need to know how to handle void in type tests (non-strong mode and strong mode). So we need a spec or at least a set of dart tests setting some expectations. Thanks.
eernstg commentedon May 31, 2017
Right, you do of course need that, as do others---and I'll be writing such a spec (in the form of a standalone informal spec, as usual). We're GoogleServing today, but I'll get started writing it tomorrow.