Multiple proposals!
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There are three four proposals here.
Proposal 1: Multiple statements in conds.
var asdf = 1
cond asdf -> [
var abcd = 1
var other = 110
]/[
var abcd = 0
]
out abcd
Output: 1
Proposal 2: @ working for multiple chars at once, something like this:
out @(10001,100111,1111010)
(This can be extended to all prefix built-in commands).
Proposal 3: Null values for variables.
var x
# x is now equal to an empty binary string (or represented as [] in processing code)
Proposal 4: Boolean command.
Uses the ? symbol (prefix).
out ?10011
Output: 1
Note on Proposal 3: can't we change it to var x = void?
Also, could there be comments, like var x=1 ?assign x?
and
?This program
prints out 1.?
out 1
This is useful since I find Logicode as knotted and twisted as Brainfuck...
There's already comments, using #. So, like this:
# This is a line comment
As for your tip on Proposal 3, sure, why not. I personally favour my own proposal, though.
IMO proposal 3 should be var foo just makes it ininitialized (i.e. empty)
@somebody1234 Oh yeah, that could work.
There's already comments, using #. So, like this:
it's not in the wiki, how do I know??
var foo and var foo = void and var foo = 0 all make sense, however var foo = 0 means something quite different..
@testitem Yeah, I'm still busy making the docs from scratch... sorry if it's under-documented.
oh. wanna me to help you?
P.S. do we need this?? https://testitemqlstudio.visualstudio.com/Logicode
@testitem What is that?
Well just a branched version of Logicode... I work on that most of the time and I get ideas from the Github repo's code
So Proposal Number 3 is done, and as "var foo = "?
@testitem That's changed to var foo (so it's done). Also, Proposal 1 is done, as well as Proposal 4. Which just leaves Proposal 2, which I'll get around to later.
Wait what is ? again?
? is actually now a random bit... I forgot about that, so I have to change the boolean thingo to *.
No what does it DO?
? generates a random bit, so 0 or 1.
e.g.
var x = ?
out x
Output: 0 or 1
* is a boolean (i.e. it generates 1 if the variable is non-zero, else it generates 0)
e.g.
var x = *100
out x
Output: 1
var x = *000
out x
Output: 0
Oh Thanks.