Today I stubled upon this issue and I was hoping to find, in the reference doc, more examples of type assertions on pointer types but, unfortunately, there seems to be none.

Would it make sense to extend the current Type assertions section with t

I believe methods should have a bit more of information, consider,

struct A end
methods(A)
struct B{T} end
methods(B)
methods(B{Int})
struct C{T}
    C(x) = new{Int}(0)
end
methods(C)

Basically the way that methods are collected / match isn’t well documented.

1. https://vlang.io/play

Example ( JSON decoding/encoding ):

Returns:
You just found a bug. V can't compile this program, but it should. Please create a GitHub issue.

Solution: ?

2. https://vlang.io/docs

fn main() { age = 21 }

Using Run works perfectly.

But all other examples like Strings, ...

name := 'Bob' println('Hello, $name!') // $` is used for strin

Hi all! After working on it for 3 months, I'm excited to announce that the first draft of 《文言陰符：文言文編程入門》, Introduction to Programming in Wenyan is available! It is an introduction to wenyan-lang as well as programming in general, written completely in idiomatic Classical Chinese! Check it out!

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Is there some way to differentiate between comments and (doxygen-like) documentation?

Typically code comments are

// foo
/* foo */

While doxygen and almost everything else uses the following:

/// foo
//! bar

/** foo */
/*! bar */

Being able to get two different metrics would be extremely helpful in assessing "quality of documentation"...

Thanks!

This is probably related to if not identical to #1687, but we at least need a better error message.

https://reasonml.github.io/try?reason=M4dwlgLgxgFgFARgNQIJQAIDeAod6A+6ATOgLwB86cqu6A9AFS0CGAJq+swHboCmAHhABOzdA3QQA9hJi90wCMyER0kgGYywwdFEkBbPby4QANPOmR0AI167D2hkzwM6tQgH0ylatgC+QA

switch(1+1) {
  | 2 => ()
  /*
  works
  */
  | _ => ()
}

switch(1+1) {
  | 2 => ()
  /

In the version deployed at http://play.witheve.com/#/examples/quickstart.eve the hover text for sidebar expand/collapse button is reversed. Look through the repo for the offending code but could not find it.

I tried compiling the SDK this weekend on Windows. I followed the directions here

I was able to set up the depot tools correctly (I think).

However, I was getting errors when attempting to build the sdk with:
.\tools\build.py --mode release --nnbd --arch x64 create_sdk

Eventually, I got to a point where I was getting this error

Eclipse OMR is a C/C++ toolkit for building language runtimes. OMR has a high level JIT compilation library called JitBuilder, which is built on OMR's more general compilation framework. We also have a demo VM called [Base9](https://github.com/b9org/

Describe the bug

1. tight keyword of VID doesn't apply when it's not following the text (both 2nd and 3rd faces should be small):
   

view [
text "text" blue
text "text" tight blue
text tight blue "text"
]

2. It does not account for extra decorations some faces might have:
   ![](https://i.gyazo.com/9b395d902570fe1

When building docs for the stdlib, it seems that the file for the _TestRunner actor is not being generated, which results in the following warnings in MkDocs:

$ ponyc packages/stdlib --docs --pass expr
[snip]
$ cd stdlib-docs
$ mkdocs build
INFO    -  Cleaning site dir

Description

Work in a language specification document.

Why

Keeping up with new features and syntax changes is complicated due to lack of documentation. But everything is easier if each feature is documented in a document that contains a formal description of the language. This could also be useful for those who wish to improve or implement pending features that involve the compile

The CLI abbreviation expansion feature isn't documented. You can create abbreviations via statements such as edit:abbr['l '] = 'less ' or edit:abbr[gcp] = 'git cherry-pick -x'. Abbreviations are sometimes preferable to a function of the same name for several reasons:

1. You might want to modify the expanded text before executing it.

2. You want the expanded text to appear in the command

Everyone else might know, but still.

Ver

Haxe 4.0.5

Current description

Resolves a module identified by name and returns an Array of all
its contained types.

The resolution follows the usual class path rules where the last
declared class path has priority.

If no module can be found, null is returned.

Repro

class Main {
	static fun

• Have you checked the guidelines in our Contributing document?

Description

Hola, tengo un problema con esta función, la copie y pegue en mi proyecto sin descargar toda la librería pero su retorno no es correcto. ejemplo

number_format(1029,2,',','.');

//resultado 1.0.2.9,00

Here I have another suggestion, this time about our Gravity's CLI. I come up with this list of improvements which I think should benefit the project:

• If no arguments passed it should display help section instead of opening REPL
• To open REPL add a new flag for example gravity --repl
• gravity new [project] - a new simple command to create new project. (A wizard which helps with co

Current behavior:

.> view ##Nat

  ⚠️
  
  The following names were not found in the codebase. Check your spelling.
    ##Nat

.> names ##Nat

  😶
  
  I couldn't find anything by that name.

.> alias.type ##Nat Nat

  Done.

.> names ##Nat

  Type
  Hash:  ##Nat
  Names: Nat

.> view ##Nat

  -- Nat is built-in.

Desired behavior would be something like:

Motivation

In supercollider/supercollider#4572 we discussed the need for better documentation on when collection functions test on equality vs identity. For instance, SequenceableCollection:indexOf tests on identity, but you wouldn't know it f

Really nice project.

Writing in coconut files, you lose all the IDE integrations for Python. For example, I use VSCode and all the intellicode and hints of course doesn't work for cocount.

I am not too familiar but perhaps theres needs to be a separate language server or maybe you could leverage the existing Python integrations. Either way, better IDE integration wo