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List with no elements can be initialized as LIST = false; in BIRD and this is a correct syntax.
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Hi @Pimoz, Firstly, let me apologize for the very late response, but life has been very difficult the past period. I am OK with this change but it is not backwards compatible, so it will break current installations which utilize older version of Bird. Thanks a lot for your interested in the project and the time you spent to prepare this PR, |
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No problem, we all know how life can be :) Yes you are right. I will prepare a fix so everything will be backwards compatible. This project is great btw. Just what I needed. |
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@Pimoz that sounds like a great improvement, I was wondering if you ended up writing that fix. Thanks |
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List with no elements can be initialized as LIST = false; in BIRD and this is a correct syntax.