`await` could be handled by with contextual lexing: handling `|> await` as a single keyword.
Another solution would be to collapse the two into a variant of the pipeline operator: `|await>`, `|!>`, ... This could be an opportunity to revive the syntax sugar that was proposed in http://wiki.ecmascript.org/doku.php?id=strawman:concurrency ```js // concurrency strawman lines = fs.readFile!('./index.txt').split('\n'); // pipeline operator lines = './index.txt' |!> fs.readFile |> str => str.split('\n') ```
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