Original Post
As some might know, I dabble around with a progamming language. And I would like community thoughts about operator overloading. Function declarations in the language are a little more free form than in some languages. Normal C-ish looking methods are there:
f() => void {...} // f()
f(int x) => int {...} // f(5)
f(int x, int y) => bool {...} // f(5,5)
f (int x) (int y) => bool {...} // f 5 5
(int x) op (int y) => bool {...} // 5 op 5
(int x) foo (int y) bar (int z) => void {...} // 5 foo 6 bar 7
foo bar => void {...} // foo bar
(int x) + (int y) => int {...} // 2+2
++(int x) => int {...} // ++x
