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I beleive you can use `A=[i,j,k;a,b,c;x,y,z]` for matricies
is there some style guide that i should be following? i will add stack diagrams now, but i would have added them from the start if there was some guideline...
everything has stack diagrams now, and should work properly.
@gnusupport is that offer still available?
This seems like a strange inclusion in a language that does not support `cgo`. Also, I don't know how you would even start to implement this, on multiple levels. It...
I would like to propose the rust/haskell syntax `[1..10]` (note the two dots, this is convenient because it is distinct from the three dots used for variadic functions). Haskell allows...
I really don't like having the step on the end. Haskell doesn't actually have you specify a step, I has you specify a list that you want continued. This means...
> [...] is not only for variadic functions but also specifying a length equal to the number of elements in the literal of an array (array := [...]string{"a", "b", "c"})....
This doesn't really look like go to me. This would make code easier to write, but at the cost of being harder to *read*. I also don't like the idea...
@mburns I did try that, but apperently my local gateway also doesn't work.