I was hoping for something roughly like
let lhs = rhs; statements
// non-recursive, scope is statements
let { declarations }; statements // recursive, scope is
declarations and statements
Problem is that you need mutual recursion between different
binding forms, not just 'let' itself.
Leaving legacy var/function out of it, is there a problem with
allowing mutually recursive new declaration forms in there?
let { // group of mutually recursive bindings
[x,y] = [42,Math.PI]; // initialization, not assignment
even(n) { .. odd(n-1) .. } // using short method form
odd(n) { .. even(n-1) .. } // for non-hoisting functions
class X { .. }
class C extends S { .. new X( odd(x) ) .. }
class S { }
};
if (even(2)) console.log( new C() );
Or did I misunderstand your objection?
Claus
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