Andreas Rozek
Andreas Rozek
...the description of ["comparison operators"](https://hyperscript.org/expressions/comparison-operator/) does not list the supported types
The [documentation on expressions](https://hyperscript.org/expressions/) says > "Most of the common comparison and mathematical operators are there as well" I guess, a concrete list of available operators would make much more...
Shouldn't ["block literals"](https://hyperscript.org/expressions/block-literal/) be better called "lambdas"? According to the description, they _are_ in fact anonymous functions
The following code ``` init log 'before asynchrously succeeding JavaScript' js return new Promise((resolve,reject) => { setTimeout(resolve,2000) }) end log 'after asynchrously succeeding JavaScript' log 'before asynchrously failing JavaScript' js...
I wrote a [live example](https://svelte.dev/repl/2bee3d601e04425e80673c51331a243a) in order to verify the behaviour of `halt` and `exit` (as the [docs](https://hyperscript.org/commands/halt/) seem to be wrong, presumably, because of cut-and-paste actions) The outcome: event...
The following code ``` def hugo (Argument) log Argument end init -- see https://kvdb.io/ for this example based on curl put 'Path' into Path hugo(`https://server.de/${Path}`) end ``` logs `https:` rather...
that sounds a bit strange: a `fetch` failing with ``` Access to fetch at 'https://github.com/rozek' from origin 'https://svelte.dev' has been blocked by CORS policy: No 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present on...
I'm currently investigating and evaluating _hyperscript. This issue is intended to contain details I found which do not seem to be mentioned in the docs (but might be worth mentioning):...
The title already describes the problem: code like ``` log 1e6 ``` throws the following parser error ``` _hyperscript.min.js:1 hyperscript errors were found on the following element: … Unexpected Token...
it would surprise me if the following behaviour would be intended: trying to define an empty function causes the parser to throw an error - just a comment as function...