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![An explanation. One, {} gets converted to '[object Object]' by JS. Two, square brackets [] means 'match any single character within the brackets'. Three, 'mom' matches the 'o', but 'dad' doesn't match any of the characters in 'object Object'](https://64.media.tumblr.com/242ff01c7230f3363fe7889e42d99fa3/b0c464c52330d96f-90/s1280x1920/029881ef06da3b7dda8b76424c9d154535d98ca3.pnj)
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in reply to @lexi's post:
TIRED: Comments removed by the lexer/parser
WIRED: Compile-time meaningful comments
HIRED: Runtime meaningful comments
I'm sure this is already being used by some DRM/anti-adblock scheme somewhere
I just tried this because I was like “nah surely not, right?” I apologize for having distrusted you, it absolutely works.
I'm pretty sure I've seen this being used as an actual feature in a COBOL interpreter in JS.
I think the reason might have been to attach the code (in comments) to functions, without doing any API calls.
i like janet-langs docstrings better, which are now directly accessable via ctrl+g with the cursor on a symbol in the repl