Hello world,
I kinda like Mike's proposal to use strict checking when test-compiling the
code in IDE
I do support Pierre's proposal to have an option to (temporarily)
*uncheck* the strict syntax checking,
However
- the option should be easily visible and accessible from the Basic IDE
(f.i. not after having checked "enable experimental features" first ...)
I do get the reasoning why Basic IDE branch of Tools > Options tree was made
invisible (because the checkboxes therein were inactive without enabling
experimental mode) ...
... but I somehow fail to see what is so experimental about those IDE options
(unless of course ~all of development in Basic is considered to be an
experiment :grin: )
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