hikari_no_yume
hikari_no_yume
I realise Travis doesn't support infinite time tests, but it's worth a shot
Blueberry doesn't seem to handle this just now, so how should it? You could go for the most obvious approach of just adding `use` and use backslashes like PHP. On...
Like [list comprehensions](https://github.com/gosukiwi/Blueberry/issues/32), but produces a generator. Python has these. I know @gosukiwi stated that we don't want to require PHP 5.5+, but it wouldn't stop people with 5.4 using...
`foo[:bar] = 3` doesn't work, nor does `foo.bar`. Also, no nesting is possible, so `foo.bar[:bang].boo` doesn't work, which also doesn't work on the right-hand side, too.
Currently none of these work: ``` def func_with_default_param(a, b = 2) var_dump(a, b) end def variadic_func(a, ...b) var_dump(a, b) end def typed_func(Foo a, FooBar b) a.foo(b) end ``` We've only...
Currently they're limited to 32-bit since that's all JS supports. They're supposed to be bigints.
We currently have `dup`, `drop` and `swap`. Probably need some more.
These are hard to do and I'd prefer not to have special syntax for them (though something like `[Int Int] list. [Int] list. fntype.` is a bit cumbersome?). They'll probably...