Comment by _hardwaregeek

So wait, they're introducing magic "function" that has a variable number of generic return arguments? Huh. In Rust the try! macro makes sense because A. there's a precedence of macros and B. there's a precedence of generics. But in a language with neither macros nor generics, this just seems odd. Kinda like making the Justice League movie without any of the requisite standalone movies.