At risk of bikeshed, I think I would prefer syntax for it, personally, e.g.:
let myRegExp = /\d+\./{arbitrary.js(expression)}/SOMETHING$/;
(ASI issues notwithstanding) vaguely matching the idea of template strings.
I prefer this kind of thing to be structured at the parse-level rather than
relying on runtime string stitching and hoping for a valid parse.
Cheers
On Friday, June 12, 2015, Benjamin Gruenaum <[email protected]> wrote:
> Reviving this, a year passed and I think we still want this.
>
> We have even more validation than we had a year ago (added by libraries
> like lodash) and this is still useful.
>
> What would be the required steps in order to push this forward to the
> ES2016 spec?
>
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