When Control Abstraction (maybe) does not fit...

[Gernot Neppert]

Hello,

what do we do when the syntax for Control Abstraction does not really
fit the API that we're using?

I can see that given a method "<T> void forEach(Collection<T> c,  #void(T))",
someone might prefer the Control Abstraction syntax:

forEach(String s: myCollection)
{
    System.out.println(s);
}

over the "straightforward" method invocation:

forEach(myCollection, #void(T s) { System.out.println(s); });

But what do think about other usecases that are more old-fashioned
"callback" scenarios, e.g.:

okButton.addActionListener(ActionEvent e:)
{
    dialog.hide();
}

Does it look intuitive?