I found this while messing around with yak:

'somestring' == 'somestring'.to-string => false

while

'somestring' == 'somestring' => true

So I looked into it further, and found that

'anotherstring'.to-string => ''anotherstring''

I wasn't sure if that was intentional, but it doesn't seem like normal behavior, so I figured I might as well file it.

The following throws an error:

class Foo
    instance =
        .bar: [@self]:
            print['biz']
        .baz: [@self]:
            print['foobar']

Expected outdent at input:3:13

As does

class Foo
    instance = {
        .bar: [@self]:
            print['biz']
        .baz: [@self]:
            print['foobar']
Expected newline at input :3:22

I also tried a bunch of other ways thinking that i might be misunderstanding the syntax, and none of those work either. The examples in the class spec also throw errors.

• Optional else clause

Primitives

Free Funjects

• by
• import
• print
• error
• throw

Funjects

• .has?
• .append![k, v]
• .insert![i, k, v]
• .number?
• .string?
• .boolean?
• .symbol?
• .unknown?
• .nil?
• .list?
• .integer?
• .float?
• .is-member-of?[c]
• .is-kind-of?[c]
• .to-string
• .inspect
• .each[f]
• .keys
• .all-keys
• .keys-of[c]

Strings

• * n
• + s
• [<number>]
• .length
• .contains?
• .replace (primitive for speed)
• .replace-first (primitive for speed)

Lists

• [<number>]
• insert![index]
• delete-at![index]
• sort![]
• sort![f]