You don't need it any more, as it's now the default.

Yes, the 'lightweight syntax' is what enables you to remove various noisy keywords (like 'in' after a 'let') and punctuation (like semicolons) and just let the indentation figure it out.

By on 11/15/2009 1:35 AM ()

I know it's default, but I want to know exactly what "#light" is used for? By anyway, thanks alot.

By on 11/15/2009 1:42 AM ()

#light at the top of the file indicates the lightweight syntax is enabled.

The simplifications brought by the lightweight syntax can be found at : [link:research.microsoft.com]

By on 11/15/2009 4:59 AM ()

Thanks for reply but I can't open that page.

By on 11/15/2009 8:53 PM ()
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