Alexander Tsepkov
Alexander Tsepkov
Thanks. Found another one. The following shorthand also seems to lose information in the ast about the negated side: !=@negated The ast only tracks the left portion (this.negated) and not...
Thanks, I really appreciate the changes (working on an internal project to auto-standardize the syntax and the AST tree is working great for that), another thing is that for loop...
Just ran into a similar issue myself, the README doesn't seem to do a good job explaining this but you can use wildcards in routes. Change your last route to...
FYI, still on the fence about this one. In your version, you changed the syntax for ternary conditional, so the choice of `?` makes sense. In my version, like in...
Agree, I've gotten quite accustomed to using it in Swift. I think you replaced the ternary with Pythonic conditional (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/394809/does-python-have-a-ternary-conditional-operator) rather than getting rid of it completely, is that not...
@jayvdb ternary operator was supported from day 1, it's just the JS syntax, not the Python one. As mentioned in the README and other discussions, the goal of the project...
If the hash values are all of the same type at declaration (and in your case they are, because there is only 1), the compiler assumes that the hash will...
The other failure mode with Interstate is that it should be refactored to use promises instead of the current linear timeline approach. I did not realize this when I started...
Good point, although that's what comments are for. The other use case I started considering after is use of hash as a set of configuration parameters, which this doesn't address...