Keyless variable in implicit object
vendethiel opened this issue · 6 comments
vendethiel commented
We have {a}
in the case of an explicit object, but I don't quite seem to remember a feature that'd allow this kind of thing to be simplified:
a =
b: b
# since we have:
...: c
satyr commented
If you must:
a =
...: {b}
vendethiel commented
Hm, thanks. Would you be interested in supporting it, or not at all?
satyr commented
Support what?
vendethiel commented
a single-variable variation
satyr commented
But how? You can't blindly consume non-properties into a braceless object.
E.g. f p: q, g()
wants to be f({p: q}, g())
, not f({p: q, g: g}())
.
vendethiel commented
no, not blindly. I was thinking of some syntax, like *: a
, but this might just be good enough.