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Will be supported instead ternary operators? a = true ? 1 : 2

This?

a = 1 if b

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Instead this:

def add(a:int, b:int){ ret b }

will be permitted?

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Also I prefer generally a single choice so what about force brackets for single line and force end on multiline?

I've no problem with brackets or ends, I love brackets as said in single line scenario like: if (foo){} but like in ruby I hate it when:

def foo
   Thread.new {
      lamda do |a|
        do_some_with a
      end.call(1)
   }
end

When I see those thing I miss the Python :D

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yeah I also dont like multiple choices, I dont even want to facilitate it to be honest, it's like writing single-line CSS rules, it never makes sense. I would rather not support it at all and have people create similar code by design, I'd like to keep the grammar pretty simple, choices create contention

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In part I agree with you, but sometimes happen that we need code like:

def get(path); add_path(:get, path); end
def post(path); add_path(:post, path); end
def head(path); add_path(:head, path); end

Since we have patch, put, delete etc... I see the reason around here but really this shot my eyes :D

Instead I think a thing like:

def get(path)  { add_path(:get,  path) }
def post(path) { add_path(:post, path) }
def head(path) { add_path(:head, path) }

I even don't like it a lot but it's almost readable. No?

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but why bother, why not just:

def get(path)
  add_path('get', path)
end

and call it a day, no moving things around when you need to add something else in there etc, much like how I cringe when I see:

foo > bar { color: blue }

you're almost always going to knock that down and add something else in

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@visionmedia I 100% agree with you, you know that I like the good ************, but I hope, that they will use single line statements only when necessary.

Generally in CSS its common to have 1000+ lines and a few width, so I can (even if I don't like) the reason behind that.

I hope that's should never happen here or in 99.9% but when really really useful

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