Things like set.in.n(3).fast(2) and set.n(3) don't work, because set doesn't have in, n etc methods
463 implies that it does, so perhaps this is a regression.. It could be that it required a lot of dynamic creation of methods that was too inefficient.
Things like
set.in.n(3).fast(2)
andset.n(3)
don't work, becauseset
doesn't have in, n etc methods463 implies that it does, so perhaps this is a regression.. It could be that it required a lot of dynamic creation of methods that was too inefficient.