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Looks very similar to typescript, also... Eventually, I plan on supporting unicode characters like “≥” and deprecating their digraph alternatives like “>=”. I
by gitgud 8y ago
Looks very similar to typescript, also...
Eventually, I plan on supporting unicode characters like “≥” and deprecating their digraph alternatives like “>=”.
I get allowing unicode characters, but you do know that will make it much harder to write and maintain programs, as it's not a key on a regular keyboard...
- shreyasminocha 8y agoYes, I realise my mistake.
- gitgud 8y agoHave you tried Typescript? It's extremely popular now and seems to have all the features you're presenting, it would also be a good place to start if you really wanted your own language.