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- Subject: Re: Thoughts on optional commas
- From: Christopher Berardi <cberardi@...>
- Date: Sat, 3 Mar 2012 18:39:51 -0500
On Sat, Mar 03, 2012 at 04:12:36PM +0000, Greg wrote:
> function test(a b c)
> print("note")
> for i v in ipairs(a) do
> b = {1 2 3 "boom" {4 5 6} }
> end
> return a b 15 "ok"
> end
>
> This feels much cleaner and consistent to me.
No, it doesn't seem better to me. I find it very confusing and
ambiguous. What if you start forgetting whitespace? What if it looked
like this:
function test(a b c)
print("note")
for i v in ipairs(a) do
b = {"1"2"3""boom"{"4"5"6"}}
end
return "a""b"15"ok"
end
Do you leave commas out of lists when you write normally? Do you write
sentences like this:
I'm going to the grocery store, the library, the dry cleaners, and the gas station.
or like this:
I'm going to the grocery store the library the dry cleaners and the gas station.
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Christopher Berardi
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May grace and peace by yours in abundance.