On Sun, 9 Feb 2003, Guido van Rossum wrote: > If anything, this suggests that the infix-if form is not ideal, > because it hides the if-part too much. I'm +0.5 if we can agree on a syntax where evaluation is left-to-right (condition, true case, false case). I haven't decided on a nice one yet. I'm -1 on any syntax that's out of order. I think that would be terribly confusing, and i don't think there's any example of a successful out-of-order ?: syntax in another language, is there? It's not just that it's out of order -- it's that something gets short-circuited out of order. The whole idea of the very *first* thing you see getting short-circuited is unacceptably weird and unexpected for me. -- ?!ng
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