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Moosems
That'd be a good start :)
If I may, I'd recommend using a syntax that doesn't require an if statement in the struct level scope
An idea: ```mojo @value struct SpecialStruct[T, L]: var x: T var y: L @conditional(T, Stringable) fn __str__(self) -> String raises: # Raises in case T does not conform return self.x...
Any progress?
Thanks @JonathonReinhart!
Gonna keep an eye on how this is implemented for a personal project.
I might recommend against xterm so as to make it work better across systems (if Nucleus even works across multiple OS's).
Well you could spawn a subprocess of an actual shell instance so it's much less emulation and more just making a widget to properly interact with it. Of course hooking...
Sounds good :).
I don't know how VS Code did it because I used VS Code long before I ever installed xterm.