Both work and the documentation is inconsistent, even on the same page.
I would like to make the documentation consistent. Which should I use?
Looking for a best practice and future proof recommendation from @bep or @moorereason.
Both work and the documentation is inconsistent, even on the same page.
I would like to make the documentation consistent. Which should I use?
Looking for a best practice and future proof recommendation from @bep or @moorereason.
(opinion) I am pretty sure it’s an either/or thing. The dot in the beginning is implied if missing or ignored if there. Like in index .Something "blafasel"
. I have it all over the place with and without dot. Let’s decide for one variant (I am for the one without a dot, so it’s more like the index function and logically sound “where the params.foo sub-array of .pages is this or that”).
I agree with @davidsneighbour. The dot-prefix is stripped off the string, anyway. It’s been that way since v0.13 back in 2014, and I don’t see us ever breaking it.
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