>
>
> Although the import side has this one extra syntactic special case for
> defaults:
>
> import x, {y as z, ...} from "..."
>
> That seems really redundant. I assume mixing default import with
> others will be an extremely rare case, and when really needed, can
> easily be expressed as either
>
> import {default as x, y as z, ...} from "..."
>
> or
>
> import x from "..."
> import {y as z, ...} from "..."
>
I didn't even realize that was allowed, and I agree with you completely.
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domenic at domenicdenicola.com (2013-12-10T02:17:40.667Z)
I didn't even realize that was allowed, and I agree with you completely.
> > > Although the import side has this one extra syntactic special case for > defaults: > > import x, {y as z, ...} from "..." > > That seems really redundant. I assume mixing default import with > others will be an extremely rare case, and when really needed, can > easily be expressed as either > > import {default as x, y as z, ...} from "..." > > or > > import x from "..." > import {y as z, ...} from "..." > I didn't even realize that was allowed, and I agree with you completely. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://mail.mozilla.org/pipermail/es-discuss/attachments/20131205/2d588e35/attachment.html>