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- Differentiating scopes and objects in ambiguous scenarios
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What's your thoughts about "arguments pack" as a super type/kind of "tuple"?
Personally I don't quite like $/, $0, $1, $, $[2] , thinking they'd make code analysis harder, either by linter or by human mind. They are short so somewhat favorable on shell command line editing, but I decided that my users should prefer interactive click&run against repl sessions, on code snippets contained by script files, within an IDE (CodeLens per VSCode jargon). Which is the usage pattern some midway between pure cmdl based repl and interactive notebook, as demonstrated with these screenshots. There in modifying the next snippet to execute, full fledged IDE features like IntelliSense are of much greater aid than mere completion support found in even the most advanced TUI environments.
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Good languages with readable/understandable internal DSL capability (besides LISPs)?
https://github.com/complyue/tour/blob/master/lang/advanced/effs.edh explains the surface semantics and some rationales.
- Would you prefer support chaining of comparison operators?
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Is FP really procedural programming without side effects?
Maybe interesting to you, I implemented dynamic effect tracking in the procedural way, I haven't proved anything yet, but it works now (though very WIP) - https://github.com/complyue/tour/blob/master/lang/advanced/effs.edh
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The working programmer’s guide to setting up Haskell projects
My very WIP project for a single-click experience https://github.com/complyue/tour#fast-and-easy-way---gitpod-workspace
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Unifying “objects” and “scopes”?
Relevant docups are yet to be release, wip at https://github.com/complyue/tour/blob/master/lang/grammar.edh#L935-L944
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Next Generation Shell 0.2.11 is out!
Usage: https://github.com/complyue/tour/blob/06334bab48650c72fa4b0d55c32414d21d1f7227/lang/grammar.edh#L2349
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