Re: on allowing "int a" definition everywhere

Bart wrote:

On 27/08/2024 19:44, fir wrote:

fir wrote:

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on fictional snippet (probebly not working)
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void draw_line( float x, float y, float x2, float y2, unsigned color)
{
     float
      wx=dist(x,x2),wy=dist(y,y2); int m=wx<wy?wx:wy;
      float dx=wx/m,dy=wy/m;for(int
i=0;i<(int)m;i++)set_pixel(x+=dx,y+=dy,color);
}
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thin skin
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draw_line`x`y`x2`y2`color
{
     `wx=dist x x2,`wy=dist y y2,`M=(wx<wy?wx!wy)
     `dx=wx/m,`dy=wy/m, M'set_pixel x+=dx y+=dy color;
}
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though eventualy it canm be written shorter i guess
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  draw_line`x`y`x2`y2`color:
  `m = min 'wx=abs x2-x 'wy=abs y2-y) ' set_pixel x+=wx/m y+=wy/m color;
  ;
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not to say it lookin specially good but welll..

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There are ways to have more compact syntax without it turning weird,
leaving out types, and using backtick separators and other strange
punctuation (or is that lone ')' a typo?).
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Start with this version:
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   void draw_line( float x, float y, float x2, float y2, unsigned color)
   {
       float
        wx=dist(x,x2),wy=dist(y,y2); int m=wx<wy?wx:wy;
        float
dx=wx/m,dy=wy/m;for(inti=0;i<(int)m;i++)set_pixel(x+=dx,y+=dy,color);
  }
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For example:
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    void draw_line(f32 x, y, x2, y2; u32 colour) {
        f32 wx = dist(x, y2), wy = dist(y, y2)
        int m = min(wx, wy)
        repeat m {
            set_pixel(x += wx/m, y += wy/m, colour)
        }
    }
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Summary:
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- Allow shared types in parameter lists
- Auto semicolon insertion
- Built-in 'min/max' operators
- New repeat-n-times loop
- Shorter type names

yes there were typos and mistakes
its more like
  draw_line`x1`y1`x2`y2`color:
   `m = min abs x2-x1 abs y2-y1 ' set_pixel x1+=(x2-x1)/m y1+=(y2-y1)/m color;
;
with some 'cheats as i both float and unsigned gere note by ` but ascii has to narow charset amd i dont know unicode enough (though probably i could look into unicode and chose some
• draw_line`x1`y1`x2`y2`color:
   `m= x2‾x1 ˩ y2‾y1 ' set_pixel x1+=(x2-x1)/m y1+=(y2-y1)/m color;
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