"Nothing is going to match Smalltalk on this. Keyword parameters are not
even
on the map because object literals suck the oxygen out of the room. And
then
you'll want to get rid of the || for empty block parameters."
===
Sorry for this question, it is more a meta one. The paragraph above
seems
too dense for me to digest (and I thought my English is pretty good).
Would
it be possible to explain a little more? Like what is meant by "going to
match"
"be as good as" Smalltalk.
and what
is "this" in "on this;
"on keyword selector syntax".
and things
like "not in the map"
No strawman or even idle chatter about adding keyword parameter passing
to JS.
,
"o.l. suck the oxygen out of the room", and the last sentence, too.
We have discussed here and in TC39 how {key: val} actual parameters in
the language already (object literals) remove most of the justification
and almost all motivation for adding key: val parameter syntax to call
expressions.
Thank you, Herby
Hope this helps.
[ did you know you quoted cca 50 screens? 8-O I took the liberty of
omitting
them. ]
I'm using a new mail user agent and it does tend to overcite. Sorry,
will try to fix.
/be |
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