Handle providing a lambda function when chaining methods in AskScript
See original GitHub issueask {
const double = fun(s:string):string {
s:concat(s)
}
text :call(fun(s:string): string {
s:double // same as s:double()
})
}
returns the value of text
variable instead of text
+ text
.
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Yes, it should (see https://github.com/xFAANG/askql/issues/46)
As for porting
apply
andbind
directly from Javascript, let’s create a separate issue (or issues) for them and do them later that v.1.1 as I think they are not critical features.