Some questions were raised. Let me start withbynoticing that all I am
interested in is a very small extensions, without creating more
problems than solving, so I could perfectly live with:
- no `...` inside `...`. If you really need this you use parentheses
- the first element between the `...` should be an identifier, and
the operator takes the properties of this identifier.
With respect to the last remark: this makes it clear that I am really
passing arguments to the identifier, which would otherwise stand
alone between the `...`'s. Everything else remains the same,
Doaitse
On 2006 mrt 09, at 8:59, Bulat Ziganshin wrote:
Hello Doaitse,
Thursday, March 9, 2006, 12:01:37 AM, you wrote:
DS> xs `zipWith (+)` ys
i had the same desire several times
Possibly `(<expr>)` ?
it will be non-readable. it is better to just prohibit using of
backquotes inside backquotes. and fixity can be fixed at 0, imho.
at least, my cases was just when i want to use two words inside
backquotes instead of just one. and fixity should be 0 because such
expression with space inside it should have a small priority because
parts of expression "too distant" from each other
(btw, i had (not serious) proposal to raise priority of operations if
there is no spaces around it, so that the following:
x:xs ++ y:ys
translates to
(x:xs)++(y:ys)
in full accordance with natural reading)
--
Best regards,
Bulat mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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