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This looks potentially interesting. The "cheat sheet" seems the most useful document listed but it lost me there: > Use `have` to declare an object with checki
by two_handfuls 1y ago
This looks potentially interesting. The "cheat sheet" seems the most useful document listed but it lost me there:
> Use `have` to declare an object with checking its existence.
an object with what?
- card_zero 1y agoWith checking-its-existence. With checking of its existence. With existence checking. While checking its existence. OK it could be better written.
- litexlang 1y agohaha, you are right bro!
- aktuel 1y agoThe tutorial explains the language in much more detail: https://litexlang.com/doc/Tutorial/Introduction https://litexlang.com/doc/Tutorial/Introduction
- litexlang 1y agohave is used to ensure the existence of the object you define. For example, you do not want to declare a new object when it is from an empty set!