Peter Zeller

The problem is that `TempMerger` has a quadratic running time in the length of the function, since it always starts from beginning of the function after finding the first thing...

If you want to change the value of a field, just assign it a new value. I don't see what this has to do with overriding. If you need to...

Yeah, will probably change it as it also introduces a new keyword and thus breaks StdLib tests. Maybe just `implements Show` or `for implements Show`?

> This could also be implemented by the stdlib yes, but I think that would require access to the stacktrace-information directly instead of just the `getStackTraceString` function. I would suggest...

First joining it and then breaking it seems a bit stupid, but would work. On Oct 18, 2017 23:38, "Frotty" wrote: > Even with just the string you can split...

[Note to self] Open questions: - Store only one reference to immediate enclosing class or a pointer to all or do it like with closures and actually check what is...

We can fix this for Jass code. Is the behavior of `x % y` and `ModuloReal(x,y)` equivalent?

If you want to reuse the test function for class A and B you could put it into a Wurst module. Another approach might be the Singleton pattern. I don't...

Hmm, I think this happens because `HashMap` uses a [static field](https://github.com/wurstscript/WurstStdlib2/blob/master/wurst/data/Table.wurst#L7) for the hashtable and since this is not marked as compiletime it will have different values at runtime and...

Hmm, I don't think it makes sense to keep the object ids the same in compiletime and runtime. If there were 1000 `HashList` items created at compiletime but only id...