[07:21:03] https://sindresorhus.com/blog/goodbye-nodejs-buffer [08:05:22] we had some functions that were using nodejs buffer which were fortunately replaceable but I wished it couldn't be used at all (re @ebraminio: https://sindresorhus.com/blog/goodbye-nodejs-buffer) [08:52:15] We still don't have INT or FLOAT? [10:14:15] 0946 [13:04:50] maybe a dumb question, but is it possible to have multiple entries for a function? (I guess but I never saw it and I can't see how to do it in the interface :/) [15:55:22] What do you mean by multiple entries? Multiple names? Multiple arguments? Multiple implementations? (re @Nicolas: maybe a dumb question, but is it possible to have multiple entries for a function? (I guess but I never saw it and I can't see h...) [15:55:48] No, not yet. At the moment only strings and bools (re @cvictorovich: We still don't have INT or FLOAT?) [15:58:20] Pity (re @Msz2001: No, not yet. At the moment only strings and bools) [16:04:47] multiple inputs [16:04:48] for instance, mutation in breton depends on the word itself and on the word before (mostly), but also on it gender and number... (re @Msz2001: What do you mean by multiple entries? Multiple names? Multiple arguments? Multiple implementations?) [16:07:37] Use the "Add another input" button then, when creating a function : https://tools-static.wmflabs.org/bridgebot/20134b8b/file_53667.jpg [16:08:08] like "ma" + "ki" = "ma c'hi" (my dog) but "da" + "ki" = "da gi" (your dog) : two inputs, each words [16:08:09] but "ar + ki" = "ar c'hi", four inputs: each word and the gender and number of the second word [16:08:33] ok, my bad, I missed it for some reason... (re @Msz2001: Use the "Add another input" button then, when creating a function) [16:09:21] then, could "gender" and "number" could be a boolean as input? (or should I wait for more evolved types?) [16:10:59] Well, IMO it's eventually better to use something like an enum for that but I'm not sure how long we're going to wait for constructs like that – perhaps developers could say more in that matter