DennisMitchell
DennisMitchell
I like the idea. There are a few issues with the implementation though. 1. Your code contains two syntax errors. 2. Hypers are deprecated and should no longer be added...
I don't think this would work well for non-vectorizing links. The links should probably get mapped over the iterable.
I don't really want to make backwards-incompatible changes. Maybe there's something else we can do with the remaining 3036 combinations?
I've implemented all of the constant nilads. https://github.com/DennisMitchell/jellylanguage/commit/aeeadda652d857dbd352592ffdf723e3aada4cc4
`)`, `Ƈ`, `Ɱ`, and `Ƭ` are now aliases for `µ€`, `Ðf`, `Ѐ`, and `ÐĿ`. https://github.com/DennisMitchell/jellylanguage/commit/26ac6389934006e750e2ce8a83f75f8b55578d32
`§` and `Ä` have been implemented as potential replacements for `S€` and `+\`. They vectorize at depth 1. https://github.com/DennisMitchell/jellylanguage/commit/83efa29aa73907fc5e273e94c81def8f35917d04
In Unicode mode, programs can use up to 257 different characters that aren't blatantly ignored by the interpreter. `¶` and a linefeed do the same, so only one of them...
@vendethiel Yes, indeed.
DejaVu Sans Mono works well with Jelly's code page. https://dejavu-fonts.github.io/Download.html
Set the encoding to UTF-8. I'm afraid I can't really help with anything specific to vim and/or Windows.