Added an entry for 'for expression' to the glossary.#25
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…guished for expressions, for comprehensions, and for loops
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schmmd commented Dec 11, 2011
Hi Heather, how does it look now? Note that before I edited anything, "filter" was used to refer to guards in for expressions. I find this confusing because filter is a method on collections, but I don't care to push the point if anyone disagrees. On the other hand, I'd be happy to change this. |
guersam referenced this pull request in guersam/scala.github.com Jul 11, 2013
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Added an entry for 'for expression' to the glossary and linked to it when appropriate in the glossary. Previously 'for comprehension' said it was another name for 'for expression' but there was no entry for 'for expression'. This also helps group the entries that are related to 'for expression' (filter, yield, etc.).
Just trying this out and hopefully I'll commit more substantial changes!