Is the plan to deprecate comma operator for chaining expressions?
I would love to see more syntactic sugar to support tuples, and
comma operator would be the best fit for that purpose.
eg:
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import std.typecons;
auto fun(){
return tuple(1,"abc");
//1) ideally, we should be able to write:
//return (1,"abc");
//with same semantics (and no need to import std.typecons)
}
//at the call site: currently:
auto t=fun();
auto a=t[0];
auto b=t[1];
//2) ideally, we should be able to write:
auto (a,b,c)=fun();
//3) or even:
(a,b,c)=fun();
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Will it be difficult to implement 2)? (by far the most important
of 1,2,3)
Is 1) and 3) a good idea?
