I have a (perhaps stupid) question regarding the Array type syntax. What is
the use case for a type like:
[string, double, ...boolean]
I understand the utility of heterogeneous tuples of a fixed size, and of
homogeneous lists of variable size, but I don't really see when I would use
a hybrid like
'var' and 'const' need to be added to the lookahead set on
ExpressionStatement. That will take care of the ambiguity.
Jd
On 4/15/08 5:08 PM, Waldemar Horwat wrote:
> My comments:
>
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> The grammar is ambiguous.
>
> var [x, y] = expr;
>
> is both an assignment expression statement and a dest
My comments:
The grammar is ambiguous.
var [x, y] = expr;
is both an assignment expression statement and a destructuring variable binding
statement.
How does the "length" property work for structural type literals? Is it always
a fixture?
> If the array initializer is prefixed by |const|
Enclosed is the first draft of the description of array initializer
syntax, which has evolved quite a bit in ES4. The draft feels a little
raw, maybe because we have yet to pin down all aspects of how structural
array types interact with everything; please read critically and ask
difficult questio
