Just noticed this was submitted here. 1) I dislike that .[1] can be both an expression evaluated as a query and a "lambda". Really messes with my mind. 2) In

Just noticed this was submitted here. 1) I dislike that .[1] can be both an expression evaluated as a query and a "lambda". Really messes with my mind. 2) In my eyes, it's more intuitive because it looks like globbing and everybody knows globbing (this is the reason I use `**` too). But yeah, this is a bit subjective. What isn't, though, is that I don't plan on adding much more than that; maybe merge, transform and an accessor using the same syntax. So if you know the host language, there's much less friction. I really see this like Avisynth vs Vapoursynth.