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Hello friends,
I am thinking why this very good software has not the **associative arrays**... (sorry vectors..)
I found a lot of workarounds using some kind of search functions, e.g.: [here](http…
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./uninstall.sh: line 34: text_colors: default: must use subscript when assigning associative array
./uninstall.sh: line 34: text_colors: 39: must use subscript when assigning associative array
./uni…
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Although the standard doesn't require this, it would be nice if this implementation would make them nothrow movable anyways. This would allow `vector::push_back()` to move on resize instead of copy.
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I am trying to figure out if there is any clever way to flip a tensor along an axis or run a right-to-left associative sum? I know I can load a tensor in the reverse direction, but ideally I would lik…
srush updated
10 months ago
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## The Problem
Subscripts work for basic Whatever-currying - not with semilists, however. Since Whatever can be Positional-indexed but not Associative-indexed, two different but equally undesirab…
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#### For bugs
- Rule Id: SC2079
- My shellcheck version: 0.9.0
- [x] The rule's wiki page does not already cover this (e.g. https://shellcheck.net/wiki/SC2086)
- [x] I tried on https://www.shell…
nhed updated
5 months ago
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Right now if I have following attribute
```
class Shema {
#[ArrayShape(['string' => Property::class])]
public array $properties;
}
$schema->properties['prop1'] = new Property();
$shc…
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Associative, commutative, idempotent, identity etc. These can be referenced in properties, and then in order to typecheck applications of `reduce` we can look for them somehow?
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Are there plans to support associative syntax alignment?
``` clojure
(let [n :charnock
name :ohai]
…)
{:n :charnock
:name :ohai}
(defproject example
:n :charnock
:name :ohai)
…
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Setting a nested associative arrays in one go fails on references:
```shell
function func_a1 {
typeset -n ref=$1
ref=(
[key1]=(
[key2]=val2
)
)
}
function func_a2 {
typeset -…