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Ismael Venegas Castelló

@SalchiPapa

I corrected the snippet above

basically the identifier could also be a tuple of identifiers

and the syntax allows for more line breaks,ie

julia> comp = [             
           i * j            
               for i in 1:3,
                   j in 1:3 
       ]                    
3×3 Array{Int64,2}:         
 1  2  3                    
 2  4  6                    
 3  6  9

Tesla Ice Zhang‮

@ice1000

private indexer ::= multiIndexer | singleIndexer
private infixIndexer ::= IN_KEYWORD | IN_SYM | EQ_SYM
singleIndexer ::= symbol infixIndexer endOfLine expr
multiIndexer ::=
 LEFT_BRACKET endOfLine
  symbol (commaSep expr|symbol)+ endOfLine
 RIGHT_BRACKET
 infixIndexer endOfLine
 expr

;-)

Ismael Venegas Castelló

@SalchiPapa

julia> comp = [                 
           i * j                
               for i in 1:3,    
                   j in 1:3     
                       if i != j
       ]                        
6-element Array{Int64,1}:       
 2                              
 3                              
 2                              
 6                              
 3                              
 6

Tesla Ice Zhang‮

@ice1000

What the fuck

Who the fuck has changed my coed

code

Ismael Venegas Castelló

@SalchiPapa

I will try to set up the java ide for development of the plugin

if I change this notation file BNF, do I have to recompile the whole plugin or can I see it "on live" how it affects syntax highlighting and such?

Tesla Ice Zhang‮

@ice1000

Of course recompile

The bnf is just a template, telling a code generator how to generate the parser

And you should compile the parser

Hard work, indeed

To contribute, why not read https://github.com/ice1000/julia-intellij/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md

Ismael Venegas Castelló

@SalchiPapa

Yep, I'll do that thank you!

https://gi-no.github.io/kotlin-is-like-typescript <3

Tesla Ice Zhang‮

@ice1000

Mention, nulls in Kotlin are limited. This is why Kotlin is safe.

Fixed for comprehensions

Hope it helps

Events will be notified here ;-)

Tesla Ice Zhang‮

@ice1000

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Hoshino Tented

@HoshinoTented

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Tesla Ice Zhang‮

@ice1000

Robert Crim

@ottbot

Hi! I'm wondering if it's possible to add a key to evaluate the "current scope" (for lack of a better term, but say the function you're inside of, or line you are writing) in the REPL. Like pressing Shift+Enter in Juno, or working in a lisp. I have this set a "Execute Julia Code" set up, but not sure this works if not in the REPL..

Thanks for all the work on this btw!

Tesla Ice Zhang‮

@ice1000

This can be a combination of two keys

Ctrl+W, expansion selection and then your "send code to julia" action

IDK the MacOS shortcut for expansion selection but you can easily find it by Googling the name

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