In command-line (C++) MiniScript, if line continuation is done via a keyword like and, not, or or, it gets concatenated directly with the start of the next line. There should instead be an implicit whitespace.
Example:
> print not
>>> true
Runtime Error: Undefined Identifier: 'nottrue' is unknown in this context [line 1]
Example 2:
> print 4 and
>>> 2
Compiler Error: got Identifier(and2) where Comma or EOL is required [line 1]
In command-line (C++) MiniScript, if line continuation is done via a keyword like
and
,not
, oror
, it gets concatenated directly with the start of the next line. There should instead be an implicit whitespace.Example:
Example 2: