Oops...I misinterpreted the original email. :-)
As for forcing reinterpretation, I stand by my suggestion in an earlier reply:
> It's not easy to parse for similar reasons async arrow functions are a
> bitch to parse, but it appears possible (it'd force a shift instead of
> a reduce, and it'd rei
> Le 22 mars 2018 à 20:51, Sebastian Malton a écrit :
>
> Currently object destructoring is only allowed during variable declaration,
> however it would be useful, and seems rather odd from a usage standpoint,
> that it cannot be done during assignment.
>
> Example:
> This is a allowed:
> `
It's not easy to parse for similar reasons async arrow functions are a
bitch to parse, but it appears possible (it'd force a shift instead of
a reduce, and it'd reinterpret the RHS unambiguously as a pattern)
with a `[no LineTerminator here]` before the `=` token.
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Isiah Meadows
m...@isiahmea
Currently object destructoring is only allowed during variable declaration, however it would be useful, and seems rather odd from a usage standpoint, that it cannot be done during assignment. Example:This is a allowed:```const { a } = b;```But this is not:```let a;if (...) { { a } = b.c;}```
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