Hi,

I don't think I have enough experience about tokens in Javascript, but the current token could have some backwards compatibility issues, as far I can tell. In the spec said it at least.

Maybe this is not the reason this haven't go to stage two, but I would like to see this implemented. I understand that ?. could be confused with a ternary operator using a decimal number as the if clause.

But, can .? can be use instead? I know that ?. is used in other languages as well, but JS is special, we all know that.

Another thing about this, is that you can use properties, and function calls in the same way, so there is nothing unexpected here.

const foo = bar.?foo;
const res = bar.?fun();
const prop = bar.?[prop];

Like I say, I don't know that much about tokens, maybe this was in the table, but I just wanted to say it.

Thanks you.