Release Notes
Changed
lux magic input and lux magic number now hand back a value you can
keep. Both spells used to read inside a match and use the answer only
within the arm, so the bound name died at the closing brace — copy the spell,
try to use the answer one line later, and lux says it isn't defined. That is
the first wall a beginner hits after reading input. Each spell now wraps the
read in a small helper — ask returns a plain string, askNumber a plain
int, each with a sensible default when the input ends or doesn't parse — so
let name = ask("...") puts the answer in a variable you use anywhere. The
match and both arms stay in plain sight, and the empty-or-zero default
mirrors Swift's readLine() ?? "". Trails grew to suit: input is now
option · match · functions, and number adds conversions.
Fixed
- Tutorial prose in
lux learn. Repaired a duplicated sentence and a
missing blank line in the strings card, three typos (exaclty, containt,
and progress where process was meant), and a comma splice in the
functions card, and tightened a few variable/value slips. Also pared an
over-used "honest" back to the two places it earns — the opening thesis and
the closing beyond note — so it reads as a motif, not a tic.
Install luxc 0.8.3
Install prebuilt binaries via shell script
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf https://github.com/anderix/lux/releases/download/v0.8.3/luxc-installer.sh | sh
Download luxc 0.8.3
