Before @ganicke 's PR (#10078), alias statements have same reference (or help doc) as original statements have.
Thanks to his PR, _removeAtStatement (alias for removeAt) has an original page, but it is not altogether good, I guess.
For blocks users, removeAt and _removeAtStatement looks different statements, but they are essentially the same.
And of course, JavaScript/Python users shouldn't use _removeAtStatement.
So, I suggest to improve sig snippet to display alias statement.
And anyway _popStatement, _shiftStatement and _unshiftStatement (as _removeAtStatement) should have thier reference.
Before @ganicke 's PR (#10078), alias statements have same reference (or help doc) as original statements have.
Thanks to his PR,
_removeAtStatement
(alias forremoveAt
) has an original page, but it is not altogether good, I guess. For blocks users,removeAt
and_removeAtStatement
looks different statements, but they are essentially the same. And of course, JavaScript/Python users shouldn't use_removeAtStatement
.So, I suggest to improve sig snippet to display alias statement.
And anyway
_popStatement
,_shiftStatement
and_unshiftStatement
(as_removeAtStatement
) should have thier reference.@ganicke @abchatra