Using these for both binary and unary operators is messing up the language, especially with function application. I don't think it is possible to have:
insignificant whitespace
Both unary and binary - and +
And support the syntax f x
Since the application syntax and insignificant whitespace are more important, the unary versions of these symbols will be removed.
Thoughts on replacement:
0+
0-
Either as actual unary operators or binary ones with zero. I think the binary one may be confusing with precedence though: 6 * 0-3 would be negative -3 and not -18.
or
++
--
or the symbols
~+
~-
From f#. Since ~ is a valid operator however, certain existing unary expressions like ~+10; would silently change.
Using these for both binary and unary operators is messing up the language, especially with function application. I don't think it is possible to have:
-and+f xSince the application syntax and insignificant whitespace are more important, the unary versions of these symbols will be removed.
Thoughts on replacement:
Either as actual unary operators or binary ones with zero. I think the binary one may be confusing with precedence though:
6 * 0-3would be negative -3 and not -18.or
or the symbols
From f#. Since
~is a valid operator however, certain existing unary expressions like~+10;would silently change.