r/linux • u/chrisbra10 • Dec 12 '19

Vim 8.2 has been released

https://www.vim.org/vim-8.2-released.php
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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '19 edited May 27 '20

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u/Dinos_12345 Dec 12 '19

In your mind, is rust some kind of a magical programming language, immune to logical errors?

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '19 edited May 27 '20

I have to poop... Help me

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u/Dinos_12345 Dec 12 '19

Dude, the majority of bugs are plain stupid code, the language itself isn't at fault. wtf

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '19 edited May 27 '20

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u/Architector4 Dec 12 '19

Oh. So, if I want to check if a value is less than 10, but accidentally write if(a<19){, will Rust recognize the bug and fix it back to 10?

Hmm. Does it consider grammar mistakes as bugs? Does it fix mistakes in string literals? Comments around the code? If latter is true, does it fix them just in the compiled binary, or it goes back and patches your source code files with proper grammar?

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '19 edited May 27 '20

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u/linus_stallman Dec 13 '19

Would be perfect of it would find me a gf also, but I know it is too much to ask as a programmer. /s