> I like this, but wouldn't you want to provide escapes, like "reformed > with" and/or a way to declare an individual reference to be free?
Reformed `with' depended on type annotations and structural type syntax, which are undergoing discussion. So I think reformed `with' is up in the air for now. As for free references, what can you do with a free variable? If you mean you want a way to look something up in the global object, then use `this.id' or `this[expr]' (or `let global = this' followed by global.id/global[expr]). It might be nice to have a standard library (called `global' or something) that's bound to the global object so you can have a less fragile binding to the global object than `this'. Dave _______________________________________________ Es-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es-discuss
