Hi George
I appreciate your feedback.
> One small decision that I personally disagree with is the usage of `=>`
> compared to using the colon as the switch statement does.
I picked the `=>` symbol because IMO the extra spacing and wider
symbol visually separates the two sides better. The difference isn't
huge, I don't have a strong preference either way.
> Also, combining this with less/greater or equal than binary operators makes
> for a rather confusing line in my eyes.
I guess that depends on the lhs. For example, using the ternary
operator has the opposite effect.
```
match (true) {
// =>
$cond ? $foo : $bar => $val, // Better
$val >= 42 => $val, // Worse
// :
$cond ? $foo : $bar: $val, // Worse
$val >= 42: $val, // Better
}
```
Regards,
Ilija
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