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You can kinda roll your own "single value type": search a = [#singleton] b = [#singleton] a != b commit @error [#error #description: "
by Liron 10y ago
You can kinda roll your own "single value type":
search
a = [#singleton]
b = [#singleton]
a != b
commit @error
[#error #description: "Multiple values for singleton!"]
I'm sure that's not the actual pattern you'll be using. My point is only that Eve provides a solid low-level foundation to implement higher-level patterns like a single-value type.
- daveguy 10y ago"My point is only that Eve provides a solid low-level foundation to implement higher-level patterns like a single-value type." That's the problem. As long as single-value type is a higher level abstraction you are going in the opposite direction from "programming for everyone".
- Liron 10y agoI don't see the problem with having a beginner-oriented interface rest on an extra abstraction layer. Eve : Markdown :: Eve-based tools for everyone : a WYSIWYG editor