On Tuesday, 25 July 2017 at 07:48:39 UTC, Andrea Fontana wrote:
I don't like it so much but also something like this could be
considered:
out!(x => x>0)
or maybe:
out!x(x > 0)
that can't collide with current syntax
Andrea
It's another viable option, but it doesn't seem to stand out much
from the crowd. Most people, including me, seem to think `out(x;
x > 0)` and `out(; y > 0)` are the "least imperfect" option. I
suspect they would win if put to a vote. Maybe the leadership can
come up with something better. People will get used to whatever
is selected. I just like the foreach version because it's simple
and concise. I also don't think the ambiguous `out(x > 0)` syntax
is that bad for non-return variables. But I can also see why
that's suboptimal from a design point of view.
