Reverse Specifics

[GoldenStack]

if false {
   print Hey !
}
reverse!

Does this print Hey? What about similar code involving when?

[TodePond]

Imagine it like this:

if false {
   print Hey !
}
}
   print Hey !
if false {

Line 4 and 6 get interpreted as implicit strings, so yes - it does print Hey

[GoldenStack]

Even with functions? So if I do this:

function a b {
   reverse!
   return 1;
}

This would completely escape out of the function and interpret function a b { as an implicit string (as opposed to returning undefined)?
That's actually amazing. I'm going to have a lot of fun parsing this

[TodePond]

Not sure what you mean about when though. it works quite differently

[GoldenStack]

Basically I was thinking if this would print You lose

when false {
   print You lose!
}
reverse!

Although your previous message suggests it would apply the same way for this too.

(I was assuming that it would parse statements backwards, instead of parsing individual lines backwards; thanks for clearing it up)