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Just to throw out another syntax option since I'm not sold on :: either (#10).
::
// reads naturally when chaining / cascading getPlayers() &map(x => x.character()) &takeWhile(x => x.strength > 100) &forEach(x => console.log(x)) document.querySelectorAll("div.myClass") &find("p") &html("hahaha") // conceptually similar(ish) to address-of operator Promise.resolve(123).then(&console.log) $(".some-link").on("click", &view.reset)
Technically foo&bar is a valid variable name (foo::bar is not) but I haven't seen variables like that in the wild.
foo&bar
foo::bar
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& cannot be used as it's already used by the bitwise and operator.
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Doh. For some reason I thought spaces were required for that one.
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Just to throw out another syntax option since I'm not sold on
::
either (#10).Technically
foo&bar
is a valid variable name (foo::bar
is not) but I haven't seen variables like that in the wild.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: