On 7/30/10 14:37, Brendan Eich wrote:
For Harmony, we do not propose to standardize |for each|. Instead, the
iteration and array comprehensions proposals for Harmony (see the wiki) propose
that programmers choose keys, values, items (properties), or other iteration
protocols by saying what they mean more precisely on the right-hand side of
'in':
for (k in keys(o)) ...
for (v in values(o)) ...
for ([k, v] in properties(o)) ... // Python's "items"
This seems better in TC39 members' views than adding ambiguous 'each' as a
contextual keyword.
I'm wary of that because this looks to me confusing:
a = keys(o);
for (k in a) ...
or is keys(o) special syntax that only works within a for() statement?
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