Enable "let" to assign registers #9313
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@HenryTSZ is this repo still active? I see a lot of outstanding PRs that seem to be sitting indefinitely. What steps should I take if I'd like to get traction on this PR and start moving it towards submission? Thanks ahead of time |
@danielglasgow I am not the owner of this repo @J-Fields Could you please take a look here |
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The PR enables support of the command
let @1=@2What this PR does / why we need it:
This PR implements register evaluation and handles assignment in the
letcommandWhich issue(s) this PR fixes
#9312