i like github :-) idc what you do but let me do my sunsip dev

Now I have to explain what this shit does:

def implied_type_conversion(value, to_type, implied=True):
    from_type = type_(value)
    if type(to_type) == dict: to_type = to_type[from_type]
    if from_type == to_type: return value
    if implied: warn(f'IMPL TYPE CONV AT LINE {current_line+1}')
    if from_type == 'int' and to_type == 'float': return float(value)
    if from_type == 'float' and to_type == 'int': return int(value//1)
    if from_type == 'string' and to_type == 'character': return value[0]
    if from_type == 'array' and to_type == 'set': return set(value)

Issue Labels, CHECK!!!

@NumberBasher Nice, I think it's a bit confusing how "line" does not output a newline but "out" does. I'd reverse those

CMQ: Should we make a room for this KOTH

@mousetail I added line later and didn't want to break everything else

@NumberBasher Make it noline instead?

maybe line is shorter, but ok, shrug

CMQ: should we create a new room for SunSip

@NumberBasher Wait there is no IF? All jumps are unconditional so it's not turing complete if I'm reading things right

@mousetail nope, goto's and jump's take variable input

OH right my bad

shrug

@mousetail I want more opinions on this. The reason for line is that it means outputting part of a line. noline doesn't make sense IMO since there is a line, it just isn't a newline, anyways line is intended to be a minor feature and isn't tested

Help me test some stuff too, cuz I obviously didn't test every function and every edge case

@NumberBasher I output things without a line break more often than with

I'm actually having this as a project for school -ish

@mousetail I use ''.join() most of the time

@NumberBasher it's very long

but yeah, it could be helpful which is why I added it

Python golf meta seems to use print(end=string) normally

@mousetail about as long as ,end=""

Exactly

both are way too long

@mousetail come on I don't use that practically and admit it, noone does

@NumberBasher For golfing, not IRL

golfing is real life good point

Of course IRL you would use end=""

or if you are using that often you might have to define a nolinebreakprint

I like rust, use print!() no line break, or println!() for with line break

My goodness that was a lot

@mousetail ohhh

Suggestions for SunSip welcome.

@emanresuA esp. since you have to check which messages are radiation hardening

@emanresuA Why not customize that a bit

Noone?

This is very important to me so I would appreciate feedback for SunSip. Thanks