Everybody should probably review
esdiscuss.org/topic/why-do-generator-expressions-return-generators where we discussed this before.
which suggests using generator expressions as arrow bodies to make
generator functions with arrows
() => (for (y of gen) y)
What I don't understand is why generator expressions are not used
as the only way to create generators, leaving 'function' alone. There
would be
- comprehension-style generator expressions, with implicit yield
(for (...) ...)
- block-style generator expressions, with explicit yield
(do*{ ... yield value ... })
and generator functions would be build from generator expressions
and functions (arrows or classic). No need to mix up functions and
generators. At least none I can see...
Claus
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