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I'm confused. Why do you name it “go”-something when it is not implemented in Go... I have a more catchy name for you, Rub, which stands for route to unlimited
by thwg 2y ago
I'm confused. Why do you name it “go”-something when it is not implemented in Go... I have a more catchy name for you, Rub, which stands for route to unlimited browsing.
- thesuperbigfrog 2y ago"GOSUB" is the syntax used to call subroutines (functions) in BASIC: http://retro-basic.com/manual/GOSUB.html http://retro-basic.com/manual/GOSUB.html
- thwg 2y agoThanks for the pointer. And it makes it doubly confusing. Doesn't a reference to an obsolete, pre-modern language tarnish the reputation of Rust? Doesn't the creator of this project fear lawsuits from the legal team at The Basic Foundation?
- Y_Y 2y agoOh no! Don't tarnish the rust!
- tadfisher 2y ago1. No, unless you actively disable your brain's pleasure center 2. No, because GOSUB (the Basic keyword) is not a trademarked term owned by The Basic Foundation
- Pikamander2 2y ago> unless you actively disable your brain's pleasure center Wait, you can toggle that thing on and off? I knew I've been doing something wrong!
- KPGv2 2y ago> obsolete, pre-modern language but enough about Visual Basic (which still has gosub)
- keyle 2y agoThere is always room for the go version as GoSub-go /s
- rep_lodsb 2y agoThen they'd have to use Ruby