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This is a followup suggestion for #73. Now to instantiate, only standard c# syntax can be used (on right hand of expression):
myList=newList<int>();
Keyword new should be remappable (either as regex or string array) to keep consistency with recently added options to modify syntax of other constructs.
// my exotic syntaxmyList= -> List<int>();
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I'm a fan of sticking to the c # standard. then you can know exactly what you can and cannot do. ( just googling it ). If not, things can be complicated and messy by having too many parameters, too many interpretations, too many requirements.
This is a followup suggestion for #73. Now to instantiate, only standard c# syntax can be used (on right hand of expression):
Keyword
new
should be remappable (either as regex or string array) to keep consistency with recently added options to modify syntax of other constructs.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: