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Have you tried a syntactic form for parameter scopes? Something like with( ){ … }. Here the scope-object contains all the fields that might be set with setters. Then one could provide some default scope objects and a syntax for describing them .
let in …
where is of the form
new( scope ) { : , … , : }
mod( ){ : , … , : }
It may be too verbose, but lexical scopes save a lot of confusion around where parameters get set.
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Have you tried a syntactic form for parameter scopes? Something like with( ){ … }. Here the scope-object contains all the fields that might be set with setters. Then one could provide some default scope objects and a syntax for describing them .
let in …
where is of the form
new( scope ) { : , … , : }
mod( ){ : , … , : }
It may be too verbose, but lexical scopes save a lot of confusion around where parameters get set.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: