Here is a PDF version of the FUZE Help. Please download and let us know what you think!

pianofire

@BarenDK Thanks! Yes it is auto-generated. Going forward we are going to have planned releases where the Help (PDF and HTML) will be kept inline with the release. I am open to suggestions about the tables of contents. It has been left out at the moment because it is already 700 pages long. I suspect that at some point there will have to be two versions: one for printing and an eBook.

MikeDX

@mixaal said in Here is a PDF version of the FUZE Help. Please download and let us know what you think!:

@MikeDX Yes there's local and also found const :)

You say found, where?

Does it actually do what it should?

@Luke @Dave Can you shed light on this?

konradk

Wow, great news! Thank you!
Did you consider publishing it on Github? It would be easier to track changes and suggest changes or report misstatement.

MikeDX

@konradk said in Here is a PDF version of the FUZE Help. Please download and let us know what you think!:

It would be easier to track changes and suggest changes or report misstatement.

If you find any problems with the help or the program, please report any help issues to the bugs category :)

mixaal

@MikeDX I just tried to type them into FUZE ;-) I think local can be used in bash? and const is quite common across various languages. The story behind trying out local was that I didn't expect a global variable modification from a function. I know it's possible to read globals but really got confused when a global variable got changed from within a function without any warning about that in the interpretation/compilation time.

Unfortunately const does not work as declaring a constant, rewrites are possible in FUZE, but no syntax error is given on const (not a)keyword. The local just worked for me ;-) as described in the example above - wondering if it's just undocumented or some co-incidence and whether local really modifies the variable scope - hope it does - rewrote all my functions with locals yesterday.

Martin

It's not a good idea to add keywords that are not known to be part of the language into your code.

Have raised the fact that it does not throw an error as an issue. Hopefully will get some clarity either way.

mixaal

@Martin I see I just thought it's a matter of missing doc but it might no be so ...

Ancientspark

Oh thank heavens! Sooo happy to see this a reality now! Thank you thank you thank you!

jlgreer1

Thank you for providing this pdf version of the documentation. I have installed it on my iPad for ready reference.

It was on my wish list.

Jeff

digDug

Again thank you for doing this. So nice to have it handy off the side.