Elden Ring quests are implemented in a totally different set of systems from the one described in TFA, mostly something called EzState (dialogue trees) and EMS (map events). These are basically very primitive bytecode…
python3 seems to do much better than either of those for me when using an unbuffered write(1, ...) syscall (plus it prints the correct thing) $ cat yes3.py stdout = open(1, 'wb') while True: stdout.write(b'y\n') $…
In coffeescript 1.x fat arrow functions already bound "this", although binding "arguments" is an actual change. http://coffeescript.org/#breaking-change-fat-arrow
No it's not, it's illegal to use _ as a lambda parameter.
Elden Ring quests are implemented in a totally different set of systems from the one described in TFA, mostly something called EzState (dialogue trees) and EMS (map events). These are basically very primitive bytecode…
python3 seems to do much better than either of those for me when using an unbuffered write(1, ...) syscall (plus it prints the correct thing) $ cat yes3.py stdout = open(1, 'wb') while True: stdout.write(b'y\n') $…
In coffeescript 1.x fat arrow functions already bound "this", although binding "arguments" is an actual change. http://coffeescript.org/#breaking-change-fat-arrow
No it's not, it's illegal to use _ as a lambda parameter.