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Multine Comments missing in the book #36345

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dccoder84 opened this issue Sep 8, 2016 · 6 comments
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Multine Comments missing in the book #36345

dccoder84 opened this issue Sep 8, 2016 · 6 comments

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@dccoder84
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I am speaking about these comments:
/* blabla
blabla */

According to the rust reference they are available.

@TimNN
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TimNN commented Sep 8, 2016

This is deliberate as far as I know, and PR's adding them to the book were previously rejected, see #17903 and #28411.

@GuillaumeGomez
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cc @steveklabnik

@dccoder84
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Hmmm...
I don't understand why they are considered bad style. At least they should be mentioned and it should be explained why they are bad style.

@dccoder84
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When it is bad style, why are they available at all?

@steveklabnik
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The book is not meant to be comprehensive, that's the reference's job. It is meant to cover almost everything, but not always in total detail. It's supposed to guide you down the right path and give you an overview of the language at a high level.

They're valid syntax because they already existed for a long time, and there wasn't enough justification to remove them entirely.

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When it is bad style, why are they available at all?


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(I thought I closed this before, but I didn't. Closing now.)

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