Handle tagged templates more fluently
See original GitHub issueHere’s an example with the parse:
taggedTemplate`hello ${firstName}`;
> program
>> expression_statement
>>> call_expression
>>>> arguments: template_string
>>>>> template_substitution
>>>>>> identifier
>>>>>> "firstName"
I wonder if the template_string
could be referred to as a string
, the function identifier as name
and then each template_substitution
as an argument.
Edit @pokey
We will do the following to handle this issue:
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Argument sounds good to me
This sounds great to me, thanks!