📄️ Boolean Concatenation
Pluto allows you to concatenate boolean values just like you would number values:
📄️ Generalized Iteration
Pluto's virtual machine allows you to simply iterate over tables without having to explicitly call a function:
📄️ Optional Parentheses
The parenthesis around some types of expressions are optional now.
📄️ Removed Locals Limit
Pluto removes the locals limit, allowing you to use compile-time constants, including enums, as much as you want.
📄️ Reserved Identifiers
Pluto allows you to use reserved tokens such as if from Lua and class from Pluto as identifiers with shorthand table syntax and for goto labels.
📄️ Syntax Errors
The messages for syntax errors are enhanced. They include tailored messages and code snippets, which should help newer programmers identify problems quicker. It's not a game changer, but it's neat.
📄️ Universal Block Opener
Pluto allows do to be used as a universal block opener, meaning it can be used instead of then and begin.