On 4/18/12 5:07 PM, Jeff Schultz wrote:
Any reason we can't just have an empty '||' instead of the '->'?
It's easier to type and makes it easier to find all closures.
|| looks a little like line noise to me, although I'm not wedded to the
thin arrow.
spawn(): -> {
log("Hi!");
}
vs.
spawn(): || {
log("Hi!");
}
3. In any function call, trailing closure arguments can be pulled out and
placed after a colon. If this is done, the semicolon statement separator
after the call can be omitted.
Why is the ':' needed?
To disambiguate a block from bitwise or.
Patrick
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