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(This is a follow-up to #2417 (comment); I didn't want to send that discussion off-topic.)
Does clause 15 (Functions and Classes) have a 'design'? E.g., guidelines that would inform a decision about where new stuff goes?
Currently, it looks pretty haphazard to me. E.g., "Async Function Definitions" and "Async Arrow Function Definitions" are adjacent; okay so then why isn't "Async Generator Function Definitions" grouped with them? Maybe it 'wants' to be close to "Generator Function Definitions", but then why doesn't that apply to the other Async clauses?
And the placement of "ClassDefinitions" (between two Async clauses) seems odd.
Clause 27 ("Control Abstraction Objects"), which deals with some of the same categories, also seems jumbled.
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(This is a follow-up to #2417 (comment); I didn't want to send that discussion off-topic.)
Does clause 15 (Functions and Classes) have a 'design'? E.g., guidelines that would inform a decision about where new stuff goes?
Currently, it looks pretty haphazard to me. E.g., "Async Function Definitions" and "Async Arrow Function Definitions" are adjacent; okay so then why isn't "Async Generator Function Definitions" grouped with them? Maybe it 'wants' to be close to "Generator Function Definitions", but then why doesn't that apply to the other Async clauses?
And the placement of "ClassDefinitions" (between two Async clauses) seems odd.
Clause 27 ("Control Abstraction Objects"), which deals with some of the same categories, also seems jumbled.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: