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// a simple SafeHandle with a public `dangerousGetHandle` method.
class SafeHandle {
  static #finalizer = new FinalizationRegistry(({ handle, releaseHandle }) => {
    releaseHandle(handle);
  });

  #data = null;

  constructor(handle, releaseHandle) {
    this.#data = { handle, releaseHandle };

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Pattern Matching Exploration

The following sections explore various ways we could consider introducing pattern matching to ECMAScript, and can be used to inform a discussion on how best to layer the proposal. The various explorations in this document are not intended to be taken as a whole, as some sections directly conflict with others. Any exploration will specifically call out other explorations that are related.

This list is by no means complete. Suggestions for additions or changes are welcome.

Extending Existing Syntax

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Pattern Matching Tenets

1. Patterns should be [concise][]
2. Patterns should be [expressive][]
3. Patterns should be [explicit][]
4. Patterns should be [extensible][]
5. Pattern matching should be [exhaustive][]

Tenet 1 — Patterns should be concise

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Notational Conventions

Examples in this document may use ECMAScript internal-values as specified in https://tc39.es/ecma262/#sec-value-notation. Such values will appear in ECMAScript examples as ~value-name~ and are not intended to denote new synatx.

This document uses abstract operations defined either in https://github.com/tc39/proposal-pattern-matching or in this document. Such abstract operations will be differentiated from normal ECMAScript functions by names like %OperationName% and are not intended to denote new syntax.

Portions of this document are enclosed in block-quotes. These sections reference portions of https://github.com/codehag/pattern-matching-epic.

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If I were to change the definition of @@toEnum slightly, we could build ADT-style enums into https://github.com/rbuckton/proposal-struct.

Currently, @@toEnum takes three arguments: key, value and autoValue. If we change this to take a more complex context argument, we have more flexibility:

interface ValueEnumFactoryContext {
    base: typeof Enum;
    name: string | symbol;
    kind: "value";

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__classPrivateFieldSet

var __classPrivateFieldSet = (this && this.__classPrivateFieldSet) || function (receiver, state, value, kind, f) {
    if (kind === "method") throw new TypeError("Private method is not writable");
    if (kind === "accessor" && !f) throw new TypeError("Private accessor was defined without a setter");
    if (typeof state === "function" ? receiver !== state || !f : !state.has(receiver)) throw new TypeError("Cannot write private member to an object whose class did not declare it");
    return (kind === "accessor" ? f.call(receiver, value) : f ? f.value = value : state.set(receiver, value)), value;
};

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Based on list of Regular Expression Engines from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_regular-expression_engines

Engine	Language	Flags	Note
[Boost.Regex][]	C++	[imsx][Boost.Regex(flags)]
[DEELX][]	C++	[imsg][DEELX(flags)]
[Glib/GRegex][]	C++	[imsx][Glib/GRegex(flags)]
[GRETA][]	C++		Could not find documentation.
[Gregex][]	RTL, HLS		Could not find documentation.
[RXP][]	RTL		Could not find documentation.

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Grouped Accessors and Auto-Accessors for ECMAScript classes and Object Literals

This introduces new syntax for grouped accessors and auto-accessors to classes and object literals. A grouped accessor is a single declaration that contains either or both both of the get and set methods for an accessor. An auto-accessor is a simplified variant of a grouped accessor that elides the bodies of the get and set methods and introduces a private backing field used by both the getter and setter.

Syntax - Grouped Accessors

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• Intl.StringInfo
  • .charCodes(s) - Returns an Iterable that yields each code unit within the string s.
  • .codePoints(s) - Returns an Iterable that yields each code point within the string s (essentially just yield* s).
  • .graphemeClusters(s) - Returns an Iterable that yields each grapheme cluster substring within the string s.
  • .codePointCount(s) - Counts the number of code points within the string s.
  • .graphemeClusterCount(s) - Counts the number of grapheme clusters within the string s.
  • .nthCodePoint(s, n) - Gets the n-th code point (as a number) within the string s.
  • .nthGraphemeCluster(s, n) - Gets the n-th grapheme cluster (as a substring) within the string s.
  • .codePointSize(codePoint) - Gets the size, in code units, of the provided code point.
• .getUnicodeCategory(s, i) - Gets the unicode category for the code point at the specified index i in string s.