Maximilian Roos

> That's because `f x y = ...` cannot be an expression, only a statement. > _until we get to the `=`_ (or it our case, the `->`) — it...

> If I understand correctly, a statement has to start with variable / function name, followed by parameters, followed by `=`. Sorry to belabor the point, but to ensure we're...

> Where is `func` used now? I thought it had been replaced by `let`... It broadly has! But it's still valid, and allows multi-line function definitions (check out PR for...

I agree with the pros & cons. I do think it looks a bit alien, and in a different way than the zig version. Possibly that's because in most languages...

These would be functions added to the compiler `any` & `all` which take a list. Because they iterate over the list, they do require to be in the compiler. This...

> The key points I find important are: Yes great, we'd get those things by using a normal PRQL list. The work here is to add the `any` & `all`...

Hi @ivenw ! Thanks for the issue. We did think about this in https://github.com/PRQL/prql/issues/1286, and we're still open to it. My current thought is to see how folks' needs evolve...

Yes, would be happy to accept a contribution for this

Yes, this does seem like a bug. In particular, this works: ```elm let name = 'asdf' from sometable select { id, name } ``` ...but when in `let foo =...

> I now see that the playground uses its own syntax highlighting, I would have thought it would use the same one as in the vscode extension since they both...