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(OT: the online translator gave "ballyhoo" for the Dutch "stemmingmakerij", but I doubt that's a proper expression. I just mean to say that the word, as used in that sentence, reads as the view of the writer, which I think we should try to prevent.) Section 3.22 Arrow operator: This syntax is particularly helpful when conventional function call syntax is unreadable... I prefer something like: This syntax is particularly helpful when conventional function call syntax may make code harder to read.... Perhaps I'm a bit over-pedantic, not a big deal I guess, but I find "unreadable" quite strong, besides, we have lived with this older syntax for over a decade and managed quite well ;).
This is now addressed under #29346. Not a duplicate, so I resolve this as MOVED.