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Several operators do not work when switching the order of the arguments, which makes writing code tedious.
// Compiles let a = point(1.0, 1.0) * 5.0; // Does not compile let a = 5.0 * point(1.0, 1.0);
It seems like a limitation in rust prevented this from being implemented a few years ago. However afaik this limitation has been lifted.
Is there any reason the symmetrical traits have not been implemented yet?
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No particular reason (I didn't know a restriction had been lifted).
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It's still not quite clear to me how to implement this. Do you want to give it a go ?
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Several operators do not work when switching the order of the arguments, which makes writing code tedious.
It seems like a limitation in rust prevented this from being implemented a few years ago. However afaik this limitation has been lifted.
Is there any reason the symmetrical traits have not been implemented yet?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: