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See https://stackoverflow.com/a/677212/6750494 tl:dr is that `which` is expensive and can change behaviors depending on OS, while `command -v` is a builtin and POSIX.
While implementing this: ```bash array:shift(A) expand ~A=(${~A[@]:slice 1}) ``` I learned that the array initializer expression is parsed like the start of a function. booo! Technically this is a valid...
```sh pow[000] --> x=1 bash: line 37: 1=x: command not found ``` How unfortunate! It spits a bunch of errors for a variety of commands. I am not sure it's...
Macros?
An AST based compiler allows lisp-like macros to be implemented. It would be very handy in implementing the remaining and future powscript extensions, as well as dealing with the fact...
Since I already implemented julia-style abstract types, I may as well implement union types. The easy way would be to just create a variant of `TypeMatch` that matches against multiple...
I was playing around with audio settings and found that the following Audio Buffer settings cause issues: * Negative values non-divisible by 4 cause a immediate crash whenever audio plays...