dSalieri

@annevk @domenic @syg could you look at my composite question? I want to sort out with incumbent settings object conception and in the same time want to see completely finished...

@Jack-Works sure, I saw that link that you showed. Your example is very interesting, but this is not still answer to my question about purpose and needing of `[[TemplateMap]]`. I...

@bathos In other words, `[[TemplateMap]]` caches parts of template literals as the arguments so that when the same syntax node is called again, the template literals is not parsed. That...

@devsnek I am afraid, that your example won't work because each new execution of expression ```JavaScript myCoolTag`whatever ${1} stuff`; ``` will create new record in a Map. Look at the...

> @dSalieri you can think of it as the source location, here's an example: https://engine262.js.org/#gist=74ea9624bb9f61a9b1c42f7c26ce9417 That's it what I meant :)

@bathos you've written: > Recreating those elements on every evaluation wouldn’t just be slower — it wouldn’t achieve the same thing at all. Hmm. How do we get different results...

@bathos sorry, I should have made my question more precise. Let's do it again. You wrote: > Recreating those elements on every evaluation wouldn’t just be slower — it wouldn’t...

@bathos excuse me for repeating myself, but could you demonstrate your words? > Recreating those elements on every evaluation wouldn’t just be slower — it wouldn’t achieve the same thing...

@bathos yeah, I saw your demonstration that based on caching the same parse node. The thing is what I asked to show visa versa behaviour of template literals when recreating...

@nicolo-ribaudo sure, I just noticed an inconsistency. In old spec it was `Completion(thenCallResult)`.