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<johnjaye>
random thought but are there ruby->X language translators for language X?
<johnjaye>
i noticed lua and python both also do the whitespace indenting, optional semicolons, and just 'function' instead of def. but it even uses 'end' as the end block
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<newton>
wym by whitespace indenting? lua and ruby do not
<newton>
* do not require indenting
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<newton>
you could probably use gpt ;P
<newton>
ruby metaprogramming would make using it as a transpiler awkward, I think
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<ox1eef_>
johnjaye: ChatGPT is supposedly good at that. Never tried though.
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<adam12>
johnjaye: Opal or Ruby2JS for Ruby->JS (Opal being a runtime and Ruby2JS mostly just transpiling)
<leftylink>
statement not meant to be interpreted with a tone of hostility but instead with a tone of curiosity
<weaksauce>
i consider significant whitespace to be something like python or haml or yml
<weaksauce>
where it actually means something to indent
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<ox1eef_>
johnjaye: Ruby is not like Python in that regard. Python uses whitespace to close a method, if statement, class, etc but ruby is using keywords (start with: class, module, if, etc ands ends with 'end').
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