In the current default operator strawman[1], the operator is ??, e.g.: a = b ?? 5;
is shorthand for a = b !== undefined ? b : 5; Would it be possible to use ||| instead? E.g.: a = b ||| 5; I ask because I was planning (prior to knowing about this strawman!) to suggest that, along with a different form of ?? (or ???) which introduces a new ternary operator: a = b ?? 5 : 6; ...which would be a shorthand form of a = b !== undefined ? 5 : 6; [1] http://wiki.ecmascript.org/doku.php?id=strawman:default_operator -- T.J.
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