1:17 Chouser: is there a way to test for identity equality?
1:20 I want to check if a ref has changed, so I don't really want to scan the entire object each time, I just want to store and test its identity.
3:23 abrooks: Chouser: "identical?" is what you want, I think.
9:28 Chouser: abrooks: yep, "idential?" is what I wanted. I wonder why it's not at: http://
10:41 rhickey: Chouser: identical? doc fixed
13:20 Chouser: rhickey: thanks!
17:33 arbscht: oops
17:34 * arbscht adds it to autojoin
19:03 abrooks: rhickey: What do you think about "_" for numeric spacing ala C 99, Ruby and other languages? (e.g. 1_000_000 -> 1000000)
19:26 rhickey: I liked it in Mathemtica...
19:27 Mathematica
19:27 This optional for entry only, or also print?
19:56 abrooks: rhickey: I was thinking for entry. Pretty printing at the REPL might also be nice but my real desire is for source readability. In C99 and Ruby the _ placement is arbitrary allowing not only millennium marking but word byte, word or special purpose marking of fields.
19:57 rhickey: hmm...
19:57 * abrooks realizes he doesn't know if Closure supports binary, hex or octal numeric representation and goes off to look
19:57 rhickey: not yet, there wasa patch submitted that I still haven't gotten to integrate -
19:58 it will follow moving to Java's boxed numbers
19:58 abrooks: Ah. Okay.
19:59 rhickey: anyone look at the new for?
20:00 abrooks: I did but I haven't tried it yet. It looked nice.
20:01 GINMF (Google Is Not My Friend) on Java boxed numbers. Is there another term I should look for or is there a reference page?
20:02 rhickey: Just talking about the wrapper classes Integer Long etc derived from Number
20:02 abrooks: Ah.