There is another issue I forgot to mention, which is the match clause
separator.
Currently, "match" (formerly "alt") clauses must either be separated by
a closing brace '}' or a comma ','. We can't use '|' like ML because of
bitwise-or.
So we have:
match foo {
'a' => 1,
'b' => 2,
'c' => 3
}
With semicolons this perhaps blends in better:
match foo {
'a' => 1;
'b' => 2;
'c' => 3;
}
But this would require semicolons to be ignorable, or else it doesn't
fit in well with the rest of the language.
Patrick
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