Re: New EEP draft: Pinning operator ^ in patterns
Luke Bakken <[email protected]>
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Hello - > One of the more annoying things about the proposal is that it is > impossible to actually search for if you don't already know what it is > called, and if you do you don't need to search for it. The term "pinning > operator" is certainly not what would come to mind If I saw the ^ character (ASCII caret) being used in any programming language and didn't understand why, I would search using the term "caret". For instance, the search phrase "python caret character" immediately finds relevant web pages. Documented correctly. the phrase "erlang caret character" would do the same. ^ is pretty much universally known as "ASCII caret" or "ASCII circumflex". Thanks, Luke