This is Python right? So itās not type safe?
You try could making a āstageā a dummy class at first with empty values so it doesnāt crash upon reference
Then you can reassign stage when the object is properly initialized
This is Python right? So itās not type safe?
You try could making a āstageā a dummy class at first with empty values so it doesnāt crash upon reference
Then you can reassign stage when the object is properly initialized
I am using a different class that resolves to the correct data once the objects are loaded. Itās mostly working now
Edit: YES THIS IS WORKING
Iām a bit concerned about code readability here, with multiple available syntax options⦠I donāt think including two ways to write the same and
/or
operator is a very elegant solution, especially for readabilityās sake.
Does ELSE()
or AND()
really need capitalization? I feel like it looks off when you compare it with the initial if
statementās lowercase.
Iām super excited to see it working :D
If I do allow both, I would most likely warn the user if the code uses both instead of sticking to one.
Only because they are keywords in python, so yes they do unfortunately. Itās only those logical statements though thankfully
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