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I am trying out urlang for the first time, and the space invaders example does not work when using n-ary versions of operators, such as (<= x y z). Easy fix, although I thought I would mention it, since it might mean something changed since the program was first written (or perhaps I am just missing something).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
At some point, long time ago, using <= with multiple arguments compiled to
valid, but non-sensical JavaScript. The form (<= 1 4 3) compiled
to 1 <= 4 <= 3. This is valid in JavaScript but evaluates to true...
This has since been corrected - but I missed that Space Invaders needed to be updated.
Thanks again - don't hesitate to write if you find other oddities.
I am trying out
urlang
for the first time, and the space invaders example does not work when using n-ary versions of operators, such as(<= x y z)
. Easy fix, although I thought I would mention it, since it might mean something changed since the program was first written (or perhaps I am just missing something).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: