I entirely forgot about it, until today when I got back on ZesteDeSavoir (a french programming forum), but when I was in highschool I wrote a tutorial for #pygame, a Python lib for #gamedev

And it's now all over the web, referred to by students and teachers, sometimes even as "the best french tutorial for pygame"

Damn

I updated my quick #project switcher and it looks really cool
I can group projects by root (eg ArkScript is a projects folder, for everything related to this project, while Code is much more generic)

It uses a fuzzy finder but you can also input "lp dream" to quickly cd to dreambooth folder if it's the only match
Made in #bash !

I have a #pldev problem: how do I represent an if macro in #ArkScript, since the syntax changed from

!{foo 5} !{bar (a b) (+ a b)} !{if (= 5 foo) then else}

to

(macro foo 5) (macro bar (a b) (+ a b))

We have
- (macro if (= 5 foo) then else), it looks like we are creating a macro "if"
- (when (= 5 foo) then else), is that clear enough?
- (macro:if ...) a bit long
- (if ...), generic if: how do you know if that's runtime or compile time?