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66fce31dbd
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The prelude is lib/prelude.fln, embedded at build time and read by the indented reader.
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2026-09-26 16:37:02 +07:00 |
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a8f98c86f1
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A let in a form cut from inside a body stays local when the editor sends it, and the printer forgets one file's class names before the next.
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2026-09-26 05:44:03 +07:00 |
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702ebdc9c5
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In a .fln file a top-level let is a global and def is refused, while a let in a block or an evaluated expression stays local.
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2026-09-26 05:39:59 +07:00 |
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e81191d770
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A bool returned from C reads as its low bit on --x86 as on LLVM, and the where-and fix and the x-1 hint follow the code's own syntax rather than its file name
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2026-09-25 21:50:56 +07:00 |
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f1bdcc8840
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Editor code cut out mid-line carries :indent, the column its statement starts at, so the reader accepts its wrapped lines as the file does and reports every location where it is in the buffer
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2026-09-25 20:35:33 +07:00 |
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4b64dc5f65
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Code-carrying dev requests name their syntax and starting line and column, so a .fln snippet sent from the middle of a buffer reads with the buffer's own locations
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2026-09-25 15:57:09 +07:00 |
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d7016f91c7
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A .fln file is read by an indented reader that yields the paren reader's forms, every program entry point picks the reader by extension, and flan convert prints either syntax as the other
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2026-09-25 15:04:32 +07:00 |
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