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[GitHub] [groovy] bubach commented on issue #311: Generate tuple constructor with all args and annotations

bubach commented on issue #311: Generate tuple constructor with all args and annotations
URL: https://github.com/apache/groovy/pull/311#issuecomment-565788838
 
 
   God damn it, I was just about to get fond of the Groovy syntax .... whoever came up with the "brilliant" idea of annotations should be hanged, drawn and quartered.
   
   Looking at the homepage documentation, it actually seems like you can't even set a property to protected/private? But public works?  I'm hoping I'm wrong, b/c that's just ... cancer.
   
   I can't for the love of me understand how _anybody_ could think it's a good idea. And yet this bullshit is spreading like locus between the programming dialects.
   
   I managed to stay away with PHP for a while, but that language syntax is like a drove of old Java and C# dev's on a blind stampede, no idea what their doing except it should look like J/C#...
   </ end half-drunk rant> 

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