Re: Type of Expression

On Fri, 2006-02-24 at 20:13 +0100, Eric Bezault wrote:

> The expression 'foo.bar' will have type ANY in the context of
> class A, but type STRING in the context of class B. Perhaps
> there is a way to have a function in ET_EXPRESSION which would
> take a context as argument and would compute the type in that
> context. I didn't do it though because it was deemed too
> expensive for my needs. If you really need it I can dive into
> that code again and see what I can do.

FWIW, such a routine would have come in handy for me too at several
occasions... (;


Andreas



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