Coderive v0.2.3: Refining Logical Expressions #180214
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Select Topic AreaShow & Tell BodyNovember 23, 2025 - The Coderive language project continues its development with version 0.2.3, introducing a more expressive approach to logical operations. This pre-release update replaces traditional && and || operators with any[] and all[] syntax for improved code clarity. Syntax Evolution The new approach aims to make conditional logic more readable: Technical Foundation The implementation builds on Coderive's existing parser infrastructure, with updates to both the manual parser and expression evaluator. The system maintains short-circuit evaluation while providing clearer intent expression. Current Status As a pre-release language, Coderive continues to evolve its core syntax and features. This change represents part of the project's exploration of how programming languages can better express logical intent. See it here: The Coderive Repo
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Quick replace patterns Replace A || B || C with any[A, B, C] Convert mixed precedence by nesting: A && (B || C) -> all[A, any[B, C]] Negation examples: !(any[X, Y]) -> not any[X, Y] or all[not X, not Y] depending on intent Examples Old: if (name != "" && age >= 0 && age <= 120) { New: if all[name != "", age >= 0, age <= 120] { Mixed logic Old: if (isAdmin || (isOwner && isActive)) { New: if any[isAdmin, all[isOwner, isActive]] { Tooling and automation Converts simple chains of && to all[...] and || to any[...] Detects mixed chains and either nests or flags for manual review Provide editor snippets for single-line and multi-line forms Ship a compatibility flag --legacy-operators to allow gradual rollout Testing checklist Test nested any/all evaluation order Cover edge cases: empty lists, single-item lists, and trailing commas Add regression tests for mixed legacy-to-new translations Migration rollout Phase 2: Encourage migration via deprecation warnings in CI Phase 3: Remove legacy operators after at least one release cycle Tips Use multi-line all[...]/any[...] for complex conditions to improve diffs and reviews Include a short README snippet and a few real-world examples in the repo for discoverability |
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Quick replace patterns
Replace A && B && C with all[A, B, C]
Replace A || B || C with any[A, B, C]
Convert mixed precedence by nesting: A && (B || C) -> all[A, any[B, C]]
Negation examples: !(any[X, Y]) -> not any[X, Y] or all[not X, not Y] depending on intent
Examples
Validation
Old: if (name != "" && age >= 0 && age <= 120) {
New: if all[name != "", age >= 0, age <= 120] {
Mixed logic
Old: if (isAdmin || (isOwner && isActive)) {
New: if any[isAdmin, all[isOwner, isActive]] {
Tooling and automation
Add an automated codemod that:
Converts simple chains of && to all[...] and || to any[...]
Detects mixed chains and either nests or flags for manual review
Provide editor snippets for single-l…