Hello, I would like to initialize multiple variables in one line. The following code does not work: a = b = c = Set{Symbol}() If I do: push!(a, :test) all three variables get the same value. I just want to initialize all of them as empty set of Symbols, but later they shall contain different …

How about a, b, c = [Set{Symbol}() for _ = 1:3]

Initialize multiple variables in one line

markmbaum November 5, 2021, 8:04pm 21

FWIW, I was thinking the same things and put a similar macro into the general registry as MultiAssign.jl

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