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It is possible that your concept -- returning values for all language
constructs could be revolutionary. For instance, many, many, many
programming constructs support code like:
// apologies for the pseudocode
while ($foo = bar())
{ /* do something */ }
bar ()
{ /* return false if nothing else needs to be done */ };
BUT, at the same time there are a number of languages which have tried
to be innovative and have never been heard from again. (When was the
last time you heard of a commercial app being coded in LISP, Haskell,
SmallTalk, or another innovative language that never was? (Outside of
Emacs and Sawfish for LISP)).
So I don't know what to tell you. It could be interesting and it could
save time. It could also needlessly obfusacate code and never catch on.
</2 Cents>
-Dan
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