toInt doesn't convert numbers to integer
See original GitHub issue🦄 2.3:toInt
float ask(call(get('toInt'),2.3))
2.3
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Great question. It’s always better to have a few more tests but in case of this resource it will be enough to just write tests in
math
.The reason I asked for tests in
askscript/__tests__
in a ticket with one of the operators was that an operator was attached to the resource, so I wanted the tests to verify that both the resource and an AskScript-like way of using operators work.@czerwinskilukasz1
I can take this one as per your suggestion.