<searched for it><excuses if> There are two ways of writing argument-less arrows;
() => x; _ => x; (Where `_` can be any identifier, of course.) I understand why we can't drop the head entirely so if we're forced to type anything at all, anyways, why not at least make it simpler by pressing two different keys instead of three/four: ==> x; I don't believe this leads to syntactical problems anywhere, not even with arrow functions themselves and it's future proof for at least the cases I'm aware of. It's a minor addition but I think it's much nicer than either of the two alternatives we currently have, which lead to a lot of inconsistencies (it's spaces and tabs all over again). Semantics are the same otherwise as `() => x` would be. - peter _______________________________________________ es-discuss mailing list es-discuss@mozilla.org https://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/es-discuss
