Dáel Muñiz

Thank you for the help!

It happens on both Windows Terminal (microsoft/terminal) and the VS Code embedded terminal.

`xterm-256color`

I get `^[[4:1R`, yeah.

Of course. MoonScript source: https://github.com/daelvn/rockwriter/blob/master/rockwriter.moon Lua compiled source (may be not readable): https://github.com/daelvn/rockwriter/blob/master/rockwriter.lua It did use to work with that source, which is what makes it weird. I went to...

As far as I'm concerned, there is no way to do this with MoonScript. Both `local foo = function()end` and `local function foo() end` are roughly equivalent in Lua already,...

There is a [small snippet](http://moonscript.org/reference/#the-language/object-oriented-programming/class-variables) in the documentation that *kind of* alludes to this, but is definitely not clear enough: > The calling semantics of @@ are similar to @....

Found myself needing this operator while writing a module that makes use of many of these. I agree it could be really nice to have these. I'd be fine with...

`load` only works with Lua strings. If you want to load MoonScript strings, you have to use MoonScript's own function. ``` moonscript = require "moonscript.base" lua_code = moonscript.load "code!" ```...

The language doesn't manage this itself (Lua doesn't either), but you can use a tool like LDoc to generate a documentation page for you: https://github.com/lunarmodules/LDoc