Paul Fitzpatrick

Can you just use another symbol, like `div`? If that's unappealing, I could substitute some other syntax for the role `/` currently plays - the human-readable symbols are arbitrary in...

@aw1231 I recently freed up the `/` symbol. So it is available for division if you need it now. Or `div` is still fine.

hey @aw1231, what version of haxe are you using? What does `haxe -version` report?

That sounds like a pretty good start @aw1231!

Wow my code needs documentation... I think you'd want to add Floats here https://github.com/paulfitz/cosmicos/blob/master/transform/cosmicos/Evaluate.hx#L28 and you'd want to add a case just before here https://github.com/paulfitz/cosmicos/blob/master/transform/cosmicos/Parse.hx#L145 that checks for a decimal...

+1 for a documentation issue. About how to represent a decimal: the easiest first step is to represent it in the message as something like `(. v1 v2)` where `.`...

sorry for neglecting this issue @aw1231. The lesson plan sketched in the wiki seems plausible to me. So a start could be introducing floating point division, which can be done...

I did in the end need real numbers for a section about `pi` and `e`, so I put something together https://cosmicos.github.io/message.html#section18. There's still plenty of scope for adding material here.

Hi @studentutu, is that top window (the one with "Select a file to view the diff") vscode? Perhaps it is confused by custom diff formats (I'm surprised it crashes though)....

@studentutu I did install VSCode, and poked around, but I see now that was the wrong program. Is "SourceTree" this application? https://www.sourcetreeapp.com/