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# mers documentation
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## ISSUES
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when storing a reference, then reinitializing a variable of the same name, the reference may get the new value although
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it would be expected for it to be a reference to the value before it was reinitialized.
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## parsing
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syntax:
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- `// <comment>`
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- `/* <comment> */`
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operators:
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- `<target> := <source>` init
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- `<target> = <source>` assign (`<target>` must be a reference)
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- `+`
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- `-`
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- `*`
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- `/`
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- `%`
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- `&`
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- `|`
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- `&&`
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- `||`
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keywords (must be between whitespace):
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- `if <condition> <statement>`
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- `else <statement>` (after `if`)
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- `loop <statement>`
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- `switch { <arms> }`
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- `<arg> -> <statement>`
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- `def <name> <: for types, = for comptime> <_>` for compile-time stuff (types, macros, ...)
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## details
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### functions
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A function takes an argument and returns some data:
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func := input -> input + 2
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3.func.println // 5
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(list, 0).get // first element
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(val, match -> match.println, [] -> "doesn't match".println).match
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### switch
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switch <val> {
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<type> <func>
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}
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switch something {
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int num -> {"int: " + num}.println
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float num -> {"float: " + num}.println
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}
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