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So in 6502 asm we use '<' '>' and '^' to denote high, low and top bytes.
eg
var a = #<$abcd ; equals 0xab
But I also need to be able to support greater\less than.
var b = 1 var a = #<(b < 5 ? $abcd : $1234) ; should also equal 0xab
It feels like these are 'unary operators' but they seem to be handled in a very unique way, and not definable by extending the class?
Does anyone know if there is there a more cunning way, or do I need to hack up the Regex?
I know the original author had left this project -- which is a shame, as its really good! -- but hoping someone else might know?
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I think I have this working using unary operators in a new PR #160
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So in 6502 asm we use '<' '>' and '^' to denote high, low and top bytes.
eg
But I also need to be able to support greater\less than.
eg
It feels like these are 'unary operators' but they seem to be handled in a very unique way, and not definable by extending the class?
Does anyone know if there is there a more cunning way, or do I need to hack up the Regex?
I know the original author had left this project -- which is a shame, as its really good! -- but hoping someone else might know?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: