John Gabriele

Another language that I could imagine being of interest for this kind of thing: Drew Devault's new not-yet-released (or even named?) systems language: ([more sample code here](https://drewdevault.com/2021/05/24/io_uring-finger-server.html)).

I'm not very familiar with DLang, but looks like they have a 3-step deprecation process: https://dlang.org/deprecate.html

Thanks. > we should probably start with a list of things we want to deprecate. Other than the possibility of renaming `s/reverse/reversed/` and `s/reverse!/reverse/` (see #626), I don't yet know...

@pyrmont , in your example ("`old-and-busted`"), where would the docstring would go?

When converting *to* markdown, I think that rather than formatting lists like: ~~~ Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. - foo - bar - baz Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. ~~~...

Nested lists example. Here's the markdown: ~~~ Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet. - foo - foo a - foo b - bar - bar a - bar b - bar...

Not sure why I didn't mention it above, but as alluded to in the quote from @jgm , following the four-space-rule makes multi-line multi-paragraph list content line up really nicely,...

Should the manual consistently call them * "instance fields, which are instance variables and methods", or * "member fields, which are member variables and methods"? And then, it sounds like...

Oooh. I added this issue about a year ago, and just now ran across it again. Perhaps it would be helpful to add: I don't know what widget one would...

I also tried the other example from the readme: var s : Set = [1,2,3,1]; but it gave this error: Array should be thx.Set