I just realized that in my programming language, [dyad][monad][value1][value2] evaluates to monad(dyad(value1, value2)), not dyad(monad(value1), value2). Should I change that or keep as-is?
@HyperNeutrino you should probably change that to be consistent with the prefix behaviour
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@LeakyNun The thing is though, the language is primarily meant to be postfix-based; that is, postfix will always work and prefix doesn't work half the time and infix is just messed up. Actually though, I should change it because it doesn't affect postfix. Yeah I'll change it.
I've been thinking for a long time that our non-competing policy for newer languages (or language versions) is harmful. Just for context, we currently require all answers which require implementations that are newer than a challenge to be marked as non-competing. At the core there was a good inte...
So I frozen development on it a rep days ago but wasn't sure if there were any bugs so I wanted people who find any to tell me so that, when I eventually write the docs, I can include a list of bugs.
Thanks. For my new language, it's actually doing well in its beta stage. 12 is the best score for this but in Cubular (my language) I can get it down to 7