Semicolons ";" are first used in the example here:
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let attrs = { a = 15; b = builtins.throw "Oh no!"; }; |
But their syntactical use and meaning in the Nix language has not been defined.
I cannot confirm if this is completely accurate, but according to ChatGPT:
"In the Nix language, semicolons are used to terminate expressions within attribute sets, function arguments, and let bindings. They signify the end of one statement and the separation from the next, ensuring clear demarcation of different elements within these constructs."
Semicolons ";" are first used in the example here:
nix-1p/README.md
Line 67 in 1cf10d3
But their syntactical use and meaning in the Nix language has not been defined.
I cannot confirm if this is completely accurate, but according to ChatGPT:
"In the Nix language, semicolons are used to terminate expressions within attribute sets, function arguments, and let bindings. They signify the end of one statement and the separation from the next, ensuring clear demarcation of different elements within these constructs."