nicole mazzuca
nicole mazzuca
@jordwalke I would rather look to Rust, than Swift. For one, it's far better documented; for two, I like semicolons and I think Rust does semicolon-removal really well (it only...
@IwanKaramazow no matter how that is parsed, that will result in the same number. I would also argue that this is not incorrect - postfix operators should bind tighter than...
For string interning, this is a very useful feature, and I hit into it today.
@dobkeratops I'd rather just have a `variant` style type, i.e., with variadics.
it happens with refmt in my editor, yeah.
Additionally, implicit polymorphism: ```cafe func iter_map(lst: List['t], f: func('t) 'e -> 'u) Yield[Int32] | 'e { ... } ```
@tanriol it's likely that as an MVP, we should just do `strverscmp` in the C locale (i.e., 0-9 are digits and are read from left to right, big end to...
Metavariables were discussed back in the day in the style team - we agreed on `$name:kind`, because of examples like your second one.
Couldn't it return an &[Cell] in order to be safe?
Seems reasonable.