John Earnest
John Earnest
Specifically the idea here is to extend the CLI repl.js frontend OR create another frontend which provides these capabilities. Such a facility should try to imitate the way official K...
ngn/k's behavior is also consistent with k3.
I think this would be difficult. oK's tree-walker interpreter would need to be deeply rewritten to avoid blocking the main JS thread and achieve fengari-like coroutine support. Better JS interop...
Interesting. In k6, this is a domain error: ``` (!0)#2 {$[|/n:^x;({y*!x}/x|n*1+(-|/x)!-1+#y)_y;((*/x)#y)@+/:/(!:'|x)**\|1_x,1]} ^ domain error (!0)#2 ^ ```
No, the behavior does _not_ work correctly with `+:`.
I experimented briefly with the gamepad API a few years ago, and found that Safari, Firefox, and Chrome all had seriously inconsistent behavior and completely failed to detect most of...
It's hard to say. The "Apply" operator and its relationship with "Index" is quite complex and heavily overloaded. I think we need to find or write some actual programs which...
Both of those are consistent with the null-indexing behavior you described in #279, but I believe the tests would be more meaningful if a was given a binding first. Based...
If one of the IO verbs had an overload equivalent to performing a readline() from stdin and returning a character vector it would be possible to implement any kind of...
The §,€ and ° characters are not part of the US-QWERTY keyboard layout. It would be possible to add some simple overloads to `$` to get most of the desired...