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Originally Posted by fowlplay4
Personally prefer the Java-style of declaring variables/types than your current GS3 way, no need to carry over how we currently use temp to GS3 as it just adds unnecessary code.
type variable;
Being able to create global functions would be cool too, I imagine GS3 would be more flexible in some way that we can modify built-in functions?
I.e.
PHP Code:
class Options extends TGraalVar {
int age;
string gender;
string city;
}
function void saveOptions() {
Options options = new Options();
options.age = 24;
options.gender = "female";
options.city = "Dallas";
options.savevars("options.txt", 0);
}
function number addNumbers(number a, number b) {
return a + b;
}
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This is shockingly similar to how C# works, too. I would not mind this one bit.
Also, is there any chance we would be able to have support for collapsing functions? For example, if you were to collapse FP4's example, in Visual Studio it would look something like:
PHP Code:
class Options extends TGraalVar[...]
function void saveOptions()[...]
function number addNumbers(number a, number b)[...]
I've found this this makes it much, much easier to navigate large scripts that contain dozens of functions. I understand this isn't related to the actual language as much as it is a change to the code viewer, but it would be very nice to have nonetheless.