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It is terse for a reason. You're ordering a parser around in 10 characters. Which makes them fit everywhere! A longer more readable version starts taking up mul
by pdntspa 3y ago
It is terse for a reason. You're ordering a parser around in 10 characters. Which makes them fit everywhere! A longer more readable version starts taking up multiple lines and looking like shitty react code. Or you're just using your language's string primitives. But there is a reason that nobody does that any more -- who wants to read 50 lines of string parsing code when a couple dozen characters of regex will do the same thing?
Let us wizards have our magic!
- Dylan16807 3y agoThe particular syntax being used an example is more verbose than it needs to be, so I don't know why you're making this argument.