Why No Top-Level Functions in C# I’ve speculated for a
July 3, 2009 – 4:01 amWhy No Top-Level Functions in C#
I’ve speculated for a long time about why C# doesn’t have top-level functions, for example in this post, where the solution to the problem is rather ugly because the static functions have to be qualified by their class name, i.e. instead of this: Rgx.Expr e = Rgx.Seq(Rgx.Char(’c'), Rgx.Seq(Rgx.Plus(Rgx.Alt(Rgx.Char(’a'), Rgx.Char(’d'))), Rgx.Char(’r'))); It would have been nicer to write this: Expr e = Seq(Char(’c'), Seq(Plus(Alt(Char(’a'), Char(’d'))),
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Outlook HTML is better broken and safe, than rich and dangerous
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EU responds to questions on Microsoft?s plans for Windows 7
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