> That works, but it's not particularly intuitive.
It looks fine? The code fails because it dereferences the MutexGuard twice, so you instead dereference it once. It's hard to imagine that this contributes much to "Rust's difficult learning curve".
Rather, introducing even more potential implicitness on every `.` seems like it would make the language harder to learn.
Is there an example that really benefits from these features?
Recording of the talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bXs56902ElY
> That works, but it's not particularly intuitive.
It looks fine? The code fails because it dereferences the MutexGuard twice, so you instead dereference it once. It's hard to imagine that this contributes much to "Rust's difficult learning curve".
Rather, introducing even more potential implicitness on every `.` seems like it would make the language harder to learn.
Is there an example that really benefits from these features?