skip keyword

[mia-riezebos]

use skip to skip the specified amount of lines

skip<3>!
const const name = "Luke"!
const const shortName = "Lu"
noop!

print(name) // Error: name does not exist
print(Boolean(shortName)) // maybe

You can use variables with skip if you want to change how many lines to skip dynamically

const var amount = 2

skip<amount>
print("I am perfectly hidden")
amount = 3
print("I am visible") // I am visible

[SkyaTura]

Could you please elaborate on how this would interact with reverse!?

[achilleasatha]

Could you please elaborate on how this would interact with reverse!?

When skip is used, whilst your code is running in reverse skip should take you back the specified number of lines and re-execute them.

[SkyaTura]

So this would be a thing?

print("-1")!
skip<3>
print("1")!
reverse!

would print?:

-1
-1

[mia-riezebos]

I would say reverse would just act line by line so if you

print("-1")!
skip<1>!
print("1")!
reverse!

it would print

-1
1

because it would run line by line and go like

print("-1")!
skip<1>!
// print("1")!
reverse!
print("1")!
skip<1>!
// print("-1")

[mia-riezebos]

unless of course reverse behaviour is not expanded and just reverses all of the code in the current scope once, meaning the skip<> behaviour should be mirrored too

print("-1")!
skip<1>!
print("1")!
reverse!

resulting in

1

if reverse behaviour is expanded to bounceback expansion (idk if that's the proper term), then skip<> could be used to break out of a new type of loop.