HexFlow

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HexFlow

By YukkuriCOwner

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Adds several new patterns for better control for spell evaluations.

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HexFlow

Curseforge CurseForge
Modrinth Modrinth

Adds several new patterns for better control of spell executions.

A badge for hexdoc in the style of Devins Badges A badge for addons.hexxy.media in the style of Devins Badges

Features

read HexBook for more details

  • LOTS of thoth
    • pure thoth
    • old-fashioned thoth
    • pure reduce
    • iterate inside cuboid
    • iterate on straight line
    • (great spell) floodfill BFS by block type
    • sort iotas by:
      • ascending computed key
      • a comparator that determines which iota comes first
  • with non-Thoth loops
    • yet another infinite-loop(evaluatable) pattern
    • FSM looper
  • build_nested(list,num)
  • nested_modify(list,list,any)
  • noob num evaluator
  • mass rotate(num,list)
  • weak escape being persistent in nested parens
  • pattern to copy arbitrary many elements in stack at once
  • call_stack(program[, arg_count])

HexFlow

Curseforge CurseForge
Modrinth Modrinth

Adds several new patterns for better control of spell executions.

A badge for hexdoc in the style of Devins Badges A badge for addons.hexxy.media in the style of Devins Badges

Features

read HexBook for more details

  • LOTS of thoth
    • pure thoth
    • old-fashioned thoth
    • pure reduce
    • iterate inside cuboid
    • iterate on straight line
    • (great spell) floodfill BFS by block type
    • sort iotas by:
      • ascending computed key
      • a comparator that determines which iota comes first
    • with non-Thoth loops
      • yet another infinite-loop(evaluatable) pattern
      • FSM looper
    • build_nested(list,num)
    • nested_modify(list,list,any)
    • noob num evaluator
    • mass rotate(num,list)
    • weak escape being persistent in nested parens
    • pattern to copy arbitrary many elements in stack at once
    • call_stack(program[, arg_count])