Dmitry A. Soshnikov : > The existential operator is a syntactic sugar to avoid long testing > whether a property exists and only after that to apply it. This already > is again used in CoffeeScript, so I'll show the examples: > > let street = user.address?.street
It seems useful for testing, but also it is a little bit cryptic code. Personally I would not read code full with existential operators. Could you provide use case of: entity.getBounds?().direction?.x In your code I don't think you will need from existential operator. entity.getBounds().direction.x; It will be enough and it is definitely easier for debugging. The existential operators would be really helpful for feature detections. Instead of question mark I prefer to use different property access notation. For example: entity->getBounds()->direction->x ; It will solve the problem with the ambiguous syntax. _______________________________________________ es-discuss mailing list [email protected] https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es-discuss
