PyneComp v6.0.61 — three conversion and compilation bugs that silently changed what a…

Fixes

• A variable declared as var x = input.something(...) now keeps the value you assign to it with :=. Before, it snapped back to the input’s default value on the next bar, so any counter or state seeded from an input was reset on every bar.
• Converting a script whose function body is written on the line after => now produces Pine that compiles. Before, the converted script could be rejected by TradingView, because the body was read as a continuation of the function header instead of as the function’s own block.
• A variable declared by an if with no else now keeps its last assigned value across bars when the script reads its history with [n], matching TradingView. Before it was reset to na on every bar where no branch fired, so any [1] lookback on such a variable read na instead of the previous value.