types at a glance: the block should have a semicolon instead of a comma

[stormasm]

I was going through the examples and noticed that this one appears to be syntactically not correct

if true { print "hello!" }, loop { print "press ctrl-c to exit" }

it should be a semi-colon instead of a comma

if true { print "hello!" }; loop { print "press ctrl-c to exit" }

Also when I fire up this example in the repl
the comma does not complete
whereas the semi-colon does

[stormasm]

nushell/nushell#740 (comment)

This works !

print hello;
print bye

This does not work !

print hello,
print bye

[stormasm]

https://www.nushell.sh/book/types_of_data.html#types-at-a-glance

Here is the reference in the book !

[stormasm]

In reference to a block...

Note how the semicolon works like a charm 😄

if true {print hello}; if true {print bye}

The following is broken

if true {print hello}, if true {print bye}

[fdncred]

I don't think the entire list of blocks is meant to be run. It's just examples of two blocks separated by a comma. Just like the rest of the examples in this table with commas like floats, strings, ranges, tables, closures.

[stormasm]

Ok cool ! 😄
Not obvious at first glance but makes sense...
Thanks for taking a look...

[stormasm]

I am closing this PR.