cleberz

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by cleberz 5y ago
Well, "wrap everything" is not really a concern (phew!) and I can't see how would anyone "lose all the powerful things D let's you do" with D being the language you'll write most of the code, anyway. But m
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by cleberz 5y ago
That's one benefit, for sure. The main reason for this was to allow each class to have its own specific behavior (specially when evaluating), pushing some work into the parser instead of the runtime, since a SubList is a list of lists
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by cleberz 5y ago
You are entitled to your opinion, sir. Have a nice day.
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by cleberz 5y ago
Thank you. It's on a very early stage, but I'm happy with how things are going.
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by cleberz 5y ago
> The De facto super set of D code will always be D. Well, I'd like to make it clear that creating a "de facto super set of D" is not my objective, anyway. But I'd like to say that, although compiled languages are nic
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by cleberz 5y ago
> Kudos to the TIL's author for trailblazing this idea based on TCL. It will be very beneficial and handy for scripting commands and shell like behaviors. Thanks! I love the concept of "scripting" (that is a bit different
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by cleberz 5y ago
Wow... you picked up just the right example. I mean, hex values are just a perfect scenario - was that simple integer values I probably would disagree (I don't like the possibility of messing with diffs in the case some variable rece
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by cleberz 5y ago
Fair enough. I'm willing to know about use cases for more than one space - and I'm completely sincere. The language is just born, we have time to adjust all these details.
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by cleberz 5y ago
Yeah, that's on the plans. I want to migrate my own projects.