If I have an identifier with a same name as existing keyword, how do I escape it?
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If I have an identifier with a same name as existing keyword, how do I escape it?
That’s what I found (and this is probably the final answer):
@as a prefix in identifier names. However, by default it creates a different identifier (@a != a).@is allowed, it is possible to add a new compiler step to the pipeline that will doTrimStart('@')on all identifiers. It works ok, you will just have to remember all types of things that have names.