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lucasb | this channel exists! I forgot. I was trying #007, and other variations | 00:04 | |
hmm, 007 install the utilities "lint" and "repl" in the system | 00:05 | ||
they are very generic names. would it be possible to put a "7" or "007" in the names somewhere? :) | 00:07 | ||
sorry to ask this | |||
It's because my PATH env var is shared for everything. so these very generic names ended up in the environment | 00:08 | ||
I'm just suggesting some disambiguation, like 7repl, 7lint, repl7, lint7, or maybe even repl.007 and lint.007 | 00:10 | ||
well, "007 --repl", "007 --lint" | 00:11 | ||
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masak | lucasb: agreed | 09:12 | |
done. | 09:15 | ||
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lucasb | masak: thanks! | 12:46 | |
masak | thank *you* -- this had not occurred to me at all :) | 13:00 | |
while I have you on the line, and since you've read the ROADMAP.md; what would you like to see in 007 soon? | |||
(the default assumption/null hypothesis being the order in the short-term priorities) | 13:01 | ||
lucasb | idk, didn't play with it yet, just wrote a hello world :) | 13:03 | |
masak | did you check out the new documentation? masak.github.io/007/ | 13:04 | |
(still writing on the macros part. it's tough going but really useful.) | |||
lucasb | I still have to wrap my head around all the concepts. your issue queue sure looks like a treasure trove of information! | ||
masak | in a "need to mine for it" sense, yes | ||
lucasb | for example, I like how you use it as an archive, in github.com/masak/007/issues/426 | 13:05 | |
hehe, Self-closing issue. keep going! | |||
masak | well, that one (unexpectedly) led on to #430, which is still making me a little giddy with anticipation | 13:06 | |
lucasb | just a quick design question | 13:07 | |
the syntax is very clean, no sigils, that's nice | |||
but there's still the ";" :) have you considered automatic semicolon insertion? | |||
so in code I could drop the semicolon from the end of the line *iff* it seems that it's a "end of statement" | 13:08 | ||
sure, the rules need to be clear when this happen | 13:09 | ||
masak | the closest thing I've considered is having a Python "skin" to 007 | 13:10 | |
changing not just the semicolons but also the block syntax | |||
I don't believe I have an issue for that | 13:11 | ||
lucasb | ah, right. | ||
CoffeeScript, do you like too? | |||
masak | ASI (as JavaScript) does it seems a bit like a cure worse than its disease | ||
argh, ')' fail :) | |||
ASI (as JavaScript does it) seems a bit like a cure worse than its disease | |||
I liked what CoffeeScript was doing conceptually (being one of the first compile-to-JS languages), but I never particularly liked/used CoffeeScript :) | 13:12 | ||
lucasb | ah, yes, in JS I put semicolons always | ||
ah ok, just mentioned it because of indented syntax like python, but dropped the colon ":" from the statements | 13:13 | ||
masak | mm. I'd probably keep the colons, trying to stick close to Python syntax | 13:16 | |
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