More possibilities (Alas, <* does not work, because the asterisk is not
vertically centered in some fonts), in order of preference (the first one has
already been suggested, but AFAIK not been rejected, yet).
let sub = sup <: {p:1, q:2};
let sub = sup <~ {p:1, q:2};
let sub = sup <> {p:1, q:2};
let sub = sup >< {p:1, q:2};
On Mar 3, 2012, at 7:00 , Brendan Eich wrote:
> I'm with Luke here. We shouldn't abuse a common idiom from other languages,
> including upstream ones such as CoffeeScript.
>
> Kris's suggestion of +> changed to deal with the "wrong direction" criticism
> (which I find compelling since the [[Prototype]] property is a reference):
>
> let sub = sup +< {p:1, q:2};
>
> (E4X ambiguity, no worries.)
>
> Comments?
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