Not proposing doing this, just for fun :)
It should be possible to tune VSCode to render different symbols. So you may use names like `table.has7(key)` or `table.hasqm(key)` and VSCode would render it as `table.has?(key)`.
Not proposing doing this, just for fun :)
It should be possible to tune VSCode to render different symbols. So you may use names like `table.has7(key)` or `table.hasqm(key)` and VSCode would render it as `table.has?(key)`.