This looks very useful, as it's already useful in other languages.
I found the syntax a bit confusing though. `await` comes before a promise, except in this case. I wonder what the reasoning behind the syntax was.
I found the syntax a bit confusing though. `await` comes before a promise, except in this case. I wonder what the reasoning behind the syntax was.
For what it’s worth, I always thought this syntax for await felt more natural:
let await user = getUser()
Keep in mind, await may need to be in both sides:
await using connection = await getConnection()
Similarly, it gets fun combined with AsyncIterable:
for await (await using connection of getAllConnections()) { }