Firstly, I believe that this particular case in if statements is the most common, so it’s my main focus; secondly, the ‘if not’ construct already exists and is widely used elsewhere, making it more readily acceptable. Therefore, the proposal will focus exclusively on if statements rather than loop statements.
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Subject: Re: [std-proposals] if !(condition)


I would expect a comment about "while" and "do while" (and possibly "for").



Would you propose adding ! there, too, oppose it, leave it neutrally open, invite anybody to write a paper or want to see, how if !() works out? Or is it not possible there?



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I've wrote a proposal that suggests allowing the omission of the outermost parentheses to simplify the conditions in if statements:
https://storage.nykz.org/proposals/if-not/

Please share your comments.

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