Hey - I know this is trivial, but I just find it takes away from the clarity of the code when you must terminate lines with a semicolon. It's obviously very us

Hey - I know this is trivial, but I just find it takes away from the clarity of the code when you must terminate lines with a semicolon. It's obviously very useful to use ';' in the scenario you mention, I think a good comparison is F# which doesn't force semicolons but does permit usage like that. I guess, e.g.:- foo bar baz implies foo |> ignore; bar |> ignore; baz Oh, and just to make it very clear, I am talking about something really rather petty, I do not mean to do down rust in any serious way - I'm a wannabe-language designer myself, so major respect to you guys :)