Andrei Alexandrescu Wrote: > Second, there is no regard to language integration. Bartosz says syntax > doesn't matter and that he's flexible, but what that really means is > that no attention has been paid to language integration. There is more > to language integration than just syntax (and then even syntax is an > important part of it).
It's not that bad. I actually wrote the examples in D and then replaced !() with angle brackets to make it readable to non-D programmers. BTW, Scala doesn't use angle brackets. It uses square brackets [] for template arguments and parens () for array access. Interesting choice.
