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If you read the linked article, you'd see that I am calling for an {.or}-like construct to avoid having to use inverted sections for a fake else-case.
by janl 16y ago
If you read the linked article, you'd see that I am calling for an {.or}-like construct to avoid having to use inverted sections for a fake else-case.
- binspace 16y agoGot it. I guess the distinction is not that big of a deal for me, though it would be nice to have the inline {.or}-like construct (it saves one statement).