From: "Anders Höckersten" <chucky@...>
Date: 2005-10-21T05:52:59+09:00
Subject: Fun with function definitions

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Me and a friend realised earlier today that this is actually a legal
Ruby program:
foo(def foo(a=3Dnil)
        puts "hello"
    end)
foo

The fact that this works seems to be a side effect of Ruby's semantics
rather than an intended feature, but maybe it's actually useful to be
able to do this? I can't think of any (practical) use of it -
suggestions are welcome.

Regards,
Anders

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