Talin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> (Now all I need is a friendly way to spell "Var('x')" and I'm all set.)
var.x
> Another question that springs to mind is, what about the converse
> operator, '<-', and what does it represent? (Besides meaning "less
> than the negative of", which is a troubling ambiguity.)
Let's make use of the ambiguity - no need to change the current syntax:
func[int <- str, str] # A function returning an int for two strings
dict[int <- str] # A dictionary of ints mapped from strings
Joking.
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