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Is there any proof that it works? |
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Stagyrite
Feb 26, 2024
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Yes, there are tests in the 't' subdirectory and this is their output. ./base.cond
./base.if
./base.lex
./base.pat
./base.term
./cmd.elsif
./cmd.for
./cmd.mod
./cmd.subval
./cmd.while
./comp.cmdopt
./comp.cpp
./comp.decl
./comp.multiline
./comp.term
./io.argv
./io.fs
./io.inplace
./io.print
./io.tell
./op.append
./op.auto
./op.chop
./op.cond
./op.crypt
./op.do
./op.each
./op.eval
./op.exec
./op.exp
./op.flip
./op.fork
./op.goto
./op.int
./op.join
./op.list
./op.magic
./op.oct
./op.ord
./op.pat
./op.push
./op.repeat
./op.sleep
./op.split
./op.sprintf
./op.stat
./op.subst
./op.time
./op.unshift
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Yes, there are tests in the 't' subdirectory and this is their output.
./base.cond
./base.if
./base.lex
./base.pat
./base.term
./cmd.elsif
./cmd.for
./cmd.mod
./cmd.subval
./cmd.while
./comp.cmdopt