Hi Benjamin, hi everyone I'm wondering if the syntax that allows for several attributes is really future-proof when considering nested attributes:
*1.* #[foo] #[bar] VS *2.* #[foo, bar] Add nested attributes to the mix, here are two possible ways: *A.* #[foo( #[bar] )] or *B.* #[foo( bar )] The A. syntax is consistent with the 1. list. I feel like syntax B is not desired and could be confusing from a grammar pov. BUT in syntax 2., we allow an attribute to be unprefixed (bar), so that syntax B is consistent with 2. Shouldn't we remove syntax 2. in 8.0 and consider it again when nested attributes are introduced? I voted yes for syntax 2. when the attributes were using << >>. I would vote NO now with the new syntax. Nicolas