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in my project rlua expects 3 values back from the lua script that got executed. This works fine for lua, but teal doesn't like it.
minimal example: return 1,2
error: excess return values, expected 1 (<any type>), got 2 (number, number)
In my case I can probably work around it without much problem, as I will probably end up making a .lua script to load the teal compiler as a library in
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Create a method to build maybe objects which will avoid exceptions (returning Kind::None) if some error happened inside of the given block.
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