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There's no destination, exactly.(I think). A "data scope" for lack of a better term just implies that all functions are called on the object returned by the sta
by groby_b 15y ago
There's no destination, exactly.(I think). A "data scope" for lack of a better term just implies that all functions are called on the object returned by the statement that introduced the scope.
It is _exactly_ like JS's 'with' statement, just that we let the language automatically infer that we probably meant "with".