Sorry if this isn't explicitly language related, but I was working on my compiler yesterday, and I took a short break, and long story short, FiM++ now has a Facebook page. If it's not too much trouble, could you please leave your name there so I could make you an administrator? Also, if there's anything you'd like me to do with it in the meanwhile (from editing to taking it down), please tell me!
Hey there Kyli. Is the Google Document Language Specification still being maintained? If so, there seems to be a problem with the example that counts from 1 to 100. It uses "to" as an infix operator for addition (e.g. "I would add 1 to the current number"), but according to both List of Reserved Phrases and the document itself, only "and" can be used as an infix operator when "add" is used as a prefix. Either that or I'm just misunderstanding something.
Also, the example uses "the current number" as a variable, but that isn't a valid variable name.
I'm about to define a FDS (format definition string), that is, a general definition of statement formats. Is there a more common name for that, except token?
Hi! I'm new to the wiki, and rather new to programming (third year high school). Is there any syntac to create and manage objects? I don't see any way to have non-static methods or variables or constructors. Am I missing something or is the functionality not there? And if the second, do you have any ideas?
There's no finalized syntax for creating custom variable types, yet. If you'd like, please propose it on FiM++ Wiki:Proposals/Objects. Just remember to start it with the first-level heading "=Raptortech js=" or whatever name you prefer.
All methods and variables are static, currently. Feel free to also propose a different way to do this :3
Check out {{Uquestion}}. It produces �. I'm sure that it's not a good name, but feel free to move it to a better one. If you cannot do that due to the filter, just let me know, and I'll do that for you.
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