Ruby - Re: new block notation

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Re: new block notation

Daniel Amelang

2005-08-05, 5:05 pm

> > [=3D>]
>=20
> =3D> is a connector between a key and value. It doesn't make sense for
> it to appear if there are no keys and no values.

Except to say 'keys and values go here'. But it's one of those
personal taste things, you can't argue it.

That said, I'm not a big fan of it. Although I like the '[:]' syntax
for empty hashes in 1.9, but I got clobbered on ruby-core for
suggesting it a couple months back :)

Dan

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