Keep both =~/!~ and like/not-like?
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I'm currently pretty firmly in the "keep both" camp at the moment, although that could change over time. I think both have readability advantages in certain situations. From However, the |
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Unfortunately, no vote options are proposed for 'keep A, don't care about B'. For me, |
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I find I don't care about |
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100% in the camp of both because to me one is a shorthand using symbols while the other is verbose and easy to understand even if you have never written a programming language. In my opinion |
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#14702 introduced new operator-synonyms:
likeis the same as=~not-likeis the same as!~Opinions seem to be mixed in the comments on whether or not we should keep both forms.
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