Re: Feature request: a new warning option

[Ray Andrews <rayandrews@eastlink.ca>]

On 2019-10-09 6:41 a.m., Sebastian Gniazdowski wrote:
> but I'm seeing your point. This is like commenting or not the code – I
> was for a long long time pro-commenting, to just drop it recently,
> actually finding pleasure in writing a condensed, I could agree –
> (less /un)readable code.
>
Just a comment from the unwashed:

Maybe I'm the only one, but it has always seemed to me that in the 
entire cycle of developing software, the time spent entering keystrokes 
is a tiny fraction.  You save a few seconds typing a line, but come back 
to it a while later and you spend hours figuring out your own code.  Zsh 
has incredibly compact syntax already, and if I don't comment every 
line, since I can go months without writing anything, when I come back, 
I've forgotten the syntax and must refer to my comments.  They say that 
with Perl, every keystroke needs a sentence of comment to understand 
it.  My notion of the ideal language would be quite verbose and 
self-explanatory.  IMHO the last thing zsh needs is more terse syntax.  
Just my two cents.