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> ! is not intended to be a statement separator. ; is. Which is why there is a line break there. He's far too stubborn to realize that JSMin is at fault for no

by Sephr 15y ago

> ! is not intended to be a statement separator. ; is. Which is why there is a line break there. He's far too stubborn to realize that JSMin is at fault for not being able to correctly parse JavaScript.

jpeterson 15y ago
The line break will not help if ! becomes an infix operator.
- jurre 15y ago
  But as of now it's not.
  - erichocean 15y ago
    ! is already being discussed to be turned into an infix operator in a future version of JavaScript.
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    - Sivart13 15y ago
      Future versions of JavaScript might also replace the 'function' keyword with a picture of a chicken, but I'm still going to keep typing the word 'function' for now.
      - jmathai 15y ago
        I shall wait until the future to write any more JavaScript.
      - tghw 15y ago
        That's not under active discussion. ! as an infix is.
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