Oh, so you were referring to the specific syntax in the current proposal, rather than pattern matching in general?
Java and C# show how the syntax can be done in a fully backwards-compatible manner. It looks like it's just not the JS way by choice - apparently every new keyword that was added since ES5 is an actual keyword reserved in all contexts, not context-dependent?
Java and C# show how the syntax can be done in a fully backwards-compatible manner. It looks like it's just not the JS way by choice - apparently every new keyword that was added since ES5 is an actual keyword reserved in all contexts, not context-dependent?