Or just ... Why even bother naming fields. Just make <space> enter return everything from anywhere from all time for all people on all platforms.
How many times are we going to have this ridiculous suggestion that less characters/words is automatically better.
This is 'short/arrow functions' (pick your language) all over again, and invariably ends up with the situation where the new syntax is just fucking impossible to read at first glance, because it has so many variances.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
Parens are optional. Unless you have no arguments, then they're required. Curly braces are optional, unless you want more than a simple expression, or no return or to return an object literal, then they're required.
I grow weary enough of this bullshit notion that code must 'look pretty', but when you're using "less characters is always best" as the definition for 'pretty' it just becomes unbearable.
Not what I suggested; yes they are shorter but that's not the point. Can you find a longer name than for `select` that is more appropriate?
I sympathise but for interactive shells the ergonomics are different than for most languages.
Even then I don't mind long names but I do mind hitting the shift key. Which means avoiding most punctuation.
as a fp geek
In zsh you could also "alias select=noglob command select" and it wouldn't do wildcard matching. Then you could use
select * from ...
It would be nice to omit the select and the quoting; my suggestion would be that
could be written as and all could be assumed if ommitted; so you could write or just But unfortunately `select` is a sh(1) reserved word and `from` is an existing command! (shows who who your mail is from)So maybe select and from could be shortened to sel and frm.