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You mean like if-else if, if-elseif, if-elsif, if-elif? I think I should use eif for my next language. You can have elsf and elf. It’s not that important thoug
by wruza 2y ago
You mean like if-else if, if-elseif, if-elsif, if-elif? I think I should use eif for my next language. You can have elsf and elf.
It’s not that important though. Many people write two or more languages without mixing the syntax.
p.* and lv.& would be good post-operators, imo. Less going left and parenthesizing.
- FlyingSnake 2y agoBut those are all variations of if-else, right? The alternative to if-else would be something like `assuming-otherwise`. The point was that there wasn’t really a pressing need to reinvent the *p/&p syntax.