Java decides to go with single arrow for closures
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Java decides to go with single arrow for closures
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Re: Java decides to go with single arrow for closures
#2They claim that it's not what others are doing, but coffeescript is doing it, and it's quite possible that ECMAScript will get it in the future.
Re: Java decides to go with single arrow for closures
#3Dont care about Java. Hate it.
Re: Java decides to go with single arrow for closures
#4They claim that it's not what others are doing, but coffeescript is doing it, and it's quite possible that ECMAScript will get it in the future.
Haskell does it, apparently choosing \x -> y from Miranda's type signatures over ML's fn x => y. Of course, Haskell proceeds to x http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Arrow