I don't like it, mainly because it spreads the at-sign too far, and the result is a cornucopia of dense, unreadable at-signs. When you want to do thinks like di

I don't like it, mainly because it spreads the at-sign too far, and the result is a cornucopia of dense, unreadable at-signs. When you want to do thinks like dictionary operations, I'd prefer to have the intent clearly spelled out in the code.