Re:Regarding JavaScript trailing commas
by kazinator on Saturday April 09, 2016 @09:45AM
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The commas do something in backquote syntax! They are operators, effectively.
In the Scheme backquote (dubbed quasiquote), the spec says that the read syntax ,X produces (unquote X). You can omit the comma, and then you just have X.
This is totally different from a comma which just punctuates syntax.
In the Scheme backquote (dubbed quasiquote), the spec says that the read syntax ,X produces (unquote X). You can omit the comma, and then you just have X.
This is totally different from a comma which just punctuates syntax.