Ralf Hemmecke wrote:
>
> Your error lies in the pile syntax.
>
> in
>
> g(): Void == x := 1
> while x< 4 repeat {output x; x := x + 1}
>
> the first line is the definition of g.
> The second line does not belong to g anymore, but is just some indented
> something.
>
Actually, this is an example of "single line rule": single line
indented more than previous line is joind to the previous line.
In other words, the input is equivalent to:
g(): Void == x := 1 while x < 4 repeat {output x; x := x + 1}
Multiple lines, like:
g(): Void == x := 1
while x < 4 repeat {output x; x := x + 1}
void()
give a pile which is attached to previuos line so that the
above is equivalent to:
g(): Void == x := 1 {while x < 4 repeat {output x; x := x + 1} ; void()}
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