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Add i8.parse, f32.parse ... bool.parse to docs #174

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@MaxGraey MaxGraey requested a review from dcodeIO August 26, 2022 14:51
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@dcodeIO could you take a look please?

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dcodeIO commented Aug 27, 2022

I would probably wait documenting these as long as there is nothing noteworthy these can do in addition, like hex float notation?

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Ok, what is the best place e to put this into doc?

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Can we merge it?

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dcodeIO commented Jan 20, 2023

Discussion in Discord got me thinking about this again. Do I remember correctly that initially there was the thought of instead providing parseInt<T = f64>(str: string): T, and that you had preferred that originally?

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Here description & motivation: AssemblyScript/assemblyscript#2465

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dcodeIO commented Jan 20, 2023

Thanks, now I remember the context. Do you know what were the reasons for not considering to make parseInt and parseFloat generic instead? Seems that we ultimately ended up aliasing anyway.

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Generic parseInt and parseFloat don't seem to solve this problem, because most likely we have to do something like parseInt<T = f64>(...) and parseFloat<T = f64>(...). Otherwise users will already have two compiled errors for these methods without explicitly specifying parameters. And I still suggest making the parseInt and parseFloat methods as deprecated

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