Certain words reserved in Ena may have different meanings or uses in Lua, and vice versa. This disparity can create challenges when converting Ena code into Lua code. One specific concern is when a user employs a keyword, not reserved in Ena, such as "end," as a variable. After transpilation, the converted code may assign a value to "end," leading to unexpected errors.
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Certain words reserved in Ena may have different meanings or uses in Lua, and vice versa. This disparity can create challenges when converting Ena code into Lua code. One specific concern is when a user employs a keyword, not reserved in Ena, such as "end," as a variable. After transpilation, the converted code may assign a value to "end," leading to unexpected errors.