Vyxal

lyxal

11:37

If you've ever wondered why G and g are for Maximum and Minimum, my rational was that because M is for mapping, G would be the next best thing, as it could be Greatest item. And because g is the opposite of G (in terms of case), it has the opposite functionality

lyxal

12:32

*rationale

Also, if I could get some of y'all to have a quick glance at the elements.yaml for my version 3 planning to make sure I'm on the right track, that'd be great

PyGamer0

12:58

@lyxal looks good

Vyxal Bot

13:42

kokonut27 forked Vyxal/Vyxal into kokonut27/Vyxal

kokonut27 opened PR #765 (Vyxal/Vyxal → kokonut27/Vyxal) (kokonut27:main → Vyxal:main): Refactor using sourcery

pxeger closed PR #765 (Vyxal/Vyxal → kokonut27/Vyxal) (kokonut27:main → Vyxal:main): Refactor using sourcery

mathcat

14:51

@VyxalBot why spam?

Seggan

16:37

@lyxal ¤¢€§ are gonna be very useful. maybe change them to the superscript/subscript nums instead?

oooooooooooooooooooooooooh yeah. these new modifiers are awesome

½ doesnt vectorise? Shouldnt [8] -> 4 be [8] -> [4]

mathcat

it does

Seggan

talking about the new one

mathcat

wait new?

oh

lyxal very speed

Seggan

?

we should probably document . -> 0.5

mathcat

and .x -> 0.x

and x. -> x.5

@Seggan elements.yaml for version 3

Seggan

16:49

ah

@mathcat you mean 1. -> 1.5?

otherwise 1.2 wont work

mathcat

yeah, like that

Seggan

and i gotta add that to the Jyxal parser

Aaroneous Miller

17:25

!!/run 69.

Vyxal Bot

@AaroneousMiller 69

Aaroneous Miller

@mathcat ^

cc @Seggan

x. != x.5

I do think that's a good idea though. We should add that

Seggan

17:42

how do i repeat a list until it is longer than another?

mathcat

@AaroneousMiller oh

@Seggan make that a VMC

Seggan

whats that

mathcat

Vyxal mini challenge

Seggan

how?

just in chat?

mathcat

yeah

like a cmc

Aaroneous Miller

17:46

@Seggan example?

Seggan

given [1, 2, 3], repeat it until its longer than [1, 2, 3, 4], in this case it would be [1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3]

@mathcat ya know what, im sandboxing that lol

mathcat

lol

but can I still post an answer here?

Seggan

sure

AttributeError: 'list' object has no attribute 'startswith' oooooof

mathcat

18:09

How can you add a list to itself?

Aaroneous Miller

@mathcat You could do something like :J

You may also find ẋ to be very helpful

mathcat

yeah, just wondering if there is a 1-byte solution

Aaroneous Miller

not really. the closest things I can think of are z and m, neither of which are quite what you're looking for

mathcat

ah

why isn't there an n in a while loop?

Aaroneous Miller

what would the n hold?

Seggan

18:22

the current iteration maybe?

yet another feature to add to Jyxal

mathcat

yeah

Aaroneous Miller

I've got an 8-byte solution, which wasn't too difficult to find, but my instincts are telling me that there's a shorter solution that I just can't seem to find

Seggan

save that for the actual challenge ;)

mathcat

18:44

@AaroneousMiller wth

how?

mine is 22 bytes

Aaroneous Miller

by knowing way too much about vyxal

mathcat

You are too good in vyxal for the mortal world.

Aaroneous Miller

lol *dies*

mathcat

~~which means you are immortal~~

Aaroneous Miller

plats r good vyxalers

mathcat

18:55

@Seggan what should the program return?

Seggan

the extended list

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A: Sandbox for Proposed Challenges

Repeat List Until Longer code-golf The Challenge The challenge is simple: given an input list a and another list b, repeat a until it is longer than b. Call the repeated list ra. Then the following condition must hold true: len(b) < len(ra) <= len(b) + len(a). That is, a must not be repeated more...

Vyxal Bot

19:10

AMiller42 opened issue #766 in Vyxal/Vyxal: Increment/Decrement until false

mathcat

@mathcat should I make it an issue?

Seggan

casually asks self

Seggan

19:25

@mathcat i found a 14 byter

mathcat

wth

one sec

I might get 13 bytes

Seggan

i got 13 too ;)

12

mathcat

umpf

Seggan

feel free to share anything longer than 8 bytes

vyxal.pythonanywhere.com/…

11 if you reverse the args

ima get back to Jyxal

mathcat

sytty 15 bytes

Seggan

19:45

@mathcat :: can be replaced with D

mathcat

ah, thanks

emanresu A

@lyxal You better have mirror and palindromise on lists

Seggan

20:01

Jyxal quick stats: 50 elements implemented (not including ones requiring special treatment), every structure besides functions implemented, 8.5k lines of code, largest file being BigDecimialMath (surprisingly, RuntimeMethods is 2nd), and BigDecimalMath also having the most comments

and of course, the long dictionary tops the record books with a staggering 46224 lines

mathcat

How can I repeat a list?

so [1,2], 3 will be [1, 2, 1, 2, 1, 2]

Seggan

!!/run ẋ [1,2]\n3

Vyxal Bot

@Seggan Did you forget to put backticks around your code (`code`)? Remember to escape any backticks in your code (to type `hi`, enter `\`hi\``).

Seggan

!!/run ẋ [1,2]\n3

Vyxal Bot

@Seggan ⟨ ⟩

Seggan

20:13

you get the point

!!/run 3ẋ [1,2]

Vyxal Bot

@Seggan Did you forget to put backticks around your code (`code`)? Remember to escape any backticks in your code (to type `hi`, enter `\`hi\``).

Seggan

!!/run 3ẋ [1,2]

Vyxal Bot

@Seggan ⟨ ⟩

Seggan

...

whatever

the point is, ẋ

Aaroneous Miller

21:03

!!/run 3ẋ - [1,2]

Vyxal Bot

@AaroneousMiller ⟨ ⟨ 1 | 2 ⟩ | ⟨ 1 | 2 ⟩ | ⟨ 1 | 2 ⟩ ⟩

Seggan

ah

Aaroneous Miller

btw @Seggan about your idea of a nop flag, at the moment, any flag that isn't implemented acts as a nop, so as long as we don't define a - flag, it can be used as a nop.

Seggan

mhm

Aaroneous Miller

21:21

I just realized that my 8-byte solution doesn't work if the length of b is a multiple of the length of a, so e.g. [1,2,3] [1,2,3,4,5,6] would return [1,2,3,1,2,3] instead of [1,2,3,1,2,3,1,2,3]. I fixed it, but now it is 9 bytes

Vyxal Bot

AMiller42 opened issue #767 in Vyxal/Vyxal: All multiples diagraph

Bgil Midol

Does vyxal have a builtin for infinite fibonacci list?

Aaroneous Miller

21:36

@BgilMidol ÞF

Bgil Midol

!!/info

Vyxal Bot

TheSecondComing123 opened issue #768 in Vyxal/Vyxal: Element for [n, -n, n, -n, ...]

AMiller42 opened issue #769 in Vyxal/Vyxal: Explicit input with the `a` flag should act normally

lyxal

22:56

@Seggan that's why I need people to double check things lol. That sounds like a typo

Seggan

23:59

Does Vyxal's x-element lambdas only capture elements or do they capture "program nodes"? i.e. would ⁽[abc|123] work?

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