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Great. So now you can write code that you can only get the rest of the world to use, if it's so absolutely magnificent that they'll replace their default interp
by yungchin 18y ago
Great. So now you can write code that you can only get the rest of the world to use, if it's so absolutely magnificent that they'll replace their default interpreter for it?
They might have also made it auto-insert the "self" method parameters, while they were at it (I'm ignorant enough that I don't understand the usefulness of those...)
- mahmud 18y agoNo reason it can't be preprocessed. It should be a straight 1:1 translation between indentation depth to an opening/closing brace (a simple push-down automaton.) [Edit: he chose to go with begin/end; let's call this a Ruby That Doesnt' Suck]