public static foo() => void{ print "foo.";}public static bar(string s) => void{ print s;}public static baz(string s, int i) => void{ print s i;}public static phrase(string s) (int i) => void{ print s i;}public static how now brown cow => void{ print "MOO!";}public static test (int lhs) times (int rhs) => int{ return lhs * rhs; }public static (int lhs) op (int rhs) => int{ return lhs * rhs; }public static (string lhs) * (string rhs) => string{ return lhs + rhs; }public static (string lhs) ++ (string rhs) => string{ return lhs + rhs; }public static main()=>void{ foo(); bar "moo."; baz ("bleat.",6); phrase "bleat." 42; how now brown cow; print test 4 times 6; print 2 op 3; print "moose:" * " umm. moose."; print "moose:" ++ " umm. moose.";}The only perhaps noteworthy bit is the last method, which until now never worked in source. The technical construction of that is:
+ = (+ -> (infix (string,string) -> string))Which the language does automatically and cleans up for you. A ton more conditions to check and bugs to fix. After that I think I'm going to work on more in depth documentation of methods, so get questions in and suggestions for the style/format now so the docs can best help you the mildly interested programmer.
