Yes, a very good feature set "to have". I think, at this point not even half of them are implemented. The author is doing a major disservice by presenting as if everything is complete in the main website.
Re:V Programming Language released
by amedvednikov on Thursday June 20, 2019 @07:07AM
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you can go to vlang.io/play and see for yourself instead of spreading misinformation
I must clarify, not out of the features listed by GP, but the features listed on the website. No ill will towards you, but the source of all the problems seems to be - how you present the state of language on the website as if it already has all the features noted there. And you seem to have different standards for feature completeness [1], while others expect the feature to be completely implemented, not just a proof of concept with tons of work still required. Again to clarify, I do like the idea behind this language and hope all the best for it.
[1] https://twitter.com/8vit_devel/status/1141573808320647168
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Re:V Programming Language released
by amedvednikov on Thursday June 20, 2019 @08:39AM
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If by "most" you mean "one" (generics). OK. :D
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Re:V Programming Language released
by amedvednikov on Thursday June 20, 2019 @09:10AM
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But I don't understand. You just said "most" of these don't work. Turns out "most" is 1.
And you keep posting after this?
No global variables
No undefined values
No undefined behavior
No variable shadowing
Bounds checking
Option/Result types
Generics
Immutable variables by default
Pure functions by default
Immutable structs by default
me> Wow. That's a good feature set to have !