We should allow TEH pretty much anywhere (as if it were whitespace) This way we could write

HAI
CAN HAS TEH STDIO?
VISIBLE “HAI WORLD!”
KTHXBYE

O NOES! That just sounds a little bit too much like Applescript to me. ptui. :)

I like it. Things sometimes read better with an article, even if not strictly needed. Treating it as whitespace should be easy enough. Plus it's more Lolish.

— Church Tucker, 2007/05/30 19:39

Depending on the scope rules involved… TEH should be used to refer to an outer (or global) variable as opposed to a local one. There might be many rings (one in every local block), but there's only one TEH ring (the global one).

— Juan Antonio Ramirez, 2007/05/30 23:22

TEH could be used to produce a reference, so

LOL FOO R TEH BAR

FOO becomes a reference to BAR

— Mark, 2007/06/14 22:21