Hisham Muhammad

@jorgeluisrezende I did not feel disrespected by you at all! I'm appreciative of all the interest you put into it. I'm happy that I was able to clarify things, and...

I have never blocked a user before, but I will follow @leafo's recommendation. I won't condone being aggressive to others as a tactic. This _is_ real life and we are...

Merged manually! (just to apply that minor tweak)

As long as every type contains `nil`, I don't think "being explicit" is a good idea there, because it gives the wrong impression to readers that `T` and `T |...

> I suppose this is a duplicate of https://github.com/teal-language/tl/issues/97. Yes, it is. > By the way, @hishamhm, is this as requirement on Enemy.dash expected? @Andre-LA I'll need to go through...

Looks like Lua actually allows this (`return` must be the last statement, but a single `;` after it is allowed), so I think we should change our parser accordingly. (cc...

``` ]lua5.3 Lua 5.3.6 Copyright (C) 1994-2020 Lua.org, PUC-Rio > function f() ;; end > function f() return; end > function f() return;; end stdin:1: 'end' expected near ';' >...

Yeah, I think what's most important about this is that we handle inputs and outputs consistently for different Lua targets.

Thanks for sharing @bjornbm ! > As the unusual feature in this example is the statement starting with a parentheses In Teal this is not as unusual, because of `as`...

> ...for use in forcing early returns during debugging. Honestly, I never understood why Lua enforces this rule about `return`. Maybe it's due to being an interpreted language without compile-time...