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@rhendric Of course the second variant! Isn't it intuitive? The point is to reuse the name of newly created object and add properties that depend on the previous assignment. Your...

your second example, be it `(a = f!)

well, your examples are tricky, but i feel, ill be okay with ```livescript f = -> p1: 1, p2: 2 g = -> p3: a.p1, p4: 4 a = p1:...

ye, i figured only `++` won't go, so thanks, didn't know about `++=`, will check

one more thing about it (generated from `++=`): ```javascript while (++a < list.length) { if (b = querySelectorChild(list[a], '.section')) { list = list.concat(querySelectorChildren(b, '.item')); } ``` the assignment is not...

oh, my, i've missed the bug then.. any chance to resurrect `+++` from the imperative hell?

maybe let's tweak it to `Array.splice` ? so it will mutate the left operand? i mean new `+++` with .splice

because `+++` is a sister of `

@ceremcem well ye, i only wanted a bit of perfectionism, that can be done in multiple ways, but somehow `+++` appeared as a natural thing when i wrote the initializer's...

i mean here, the "Merging two arrays" section: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/push says: > Do not use this method if the second array (moreVegs in the example) is very large because the maximum...