On 01/01/2018 00:40, MRAB wrote:
On 2017-12-31 23:21, bartc wrote:
[Block delimiting]
proc fn2(int a)=
...
end
(or possibly "inline f123=").
[snip]
OT: if "case ... esac" and "if ... fi", why not "proc ... corp"? :-)
(I don't think Algol-68 used corp otherwise it might have been copied
too. But I also have 'function', and 'noitcnuf' would be a bit much.
Anyway in this variation of the syntax, there is a choice of block endings.
So 'case' can be closed with 'end', 'endcase', 'end case' or 'esac'.
With loops like while-do, either 'while' or 'do' can be the keyword.
For some kinds of blocks, (...) can be used.
But there can't be no block ending as in Python; there has to be
something. Indentation here is not significant.)
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