I think it's worse to have combined characters, like #@ or ^& than it is
to have same character repeated... ^^ looks nice to me (also points up,
which may create a little analogy to the UML generalization), but ok.
Two same characters are more easily spotted, imho, and they are more
easily typed.
These may also be the options:
let obj = proto ** {
prop: "test",
foo: 10
}
let obj = proto <<< {
prop: "test",
foo: 10
}
(others are not usable, they look jarring even to me: !!, %%, ##, @@)
Herby
Rick Waldron wrote:
On Mar 3, 2012, at 3:26 PM, Herby Vojčík<he...@mailbox.sk> wrote:
Jonas Höglund wrote:
Since it seems there are many supporters for "arrow-like" symbols pointing
in either direction, and both of these groups seem to think the symbol
points in the "wrong" direction if it isn't the direction they imagine it
pointing to, perhaps it's better to look for more alternatives of
direction-neutral operators instead. Here are some suggestions:
let obj = proto \\ {
prop: "test",
foo: 10
}
let obj = proto #: {
prop: "test",
foo: 10
}
As for the nondirectional ones, does this collide with something?
let obj = proto ^^ {
prop: "test",
foo: 10
}
This is exceptionally jarring to look at
Herby
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