Phoenix Himself
Phoenix Himself
Great idea! In the future we could extend these library functions with structs: ``` const args = { script: { argument: "script", default: null, title: "Script path", }, verbose: {...
Oh I see @hdwalters then we can stick to it
With no arguments this is very nice: ``` fun foo() { echo arg } echo nameof(foo) ``` It would be hard to define what function do we want since functions...
This PR is blocked by #770
I found this snippet working ``` path='~/git/amber/*WITH\ SPACES*' eval "ls $path" ``` I believe that this works because single quotes preserve the slash... But yeah... we wanted to store glob...
I was thinking if we should introduce `glob` as a builtin or not. I think that we should first introduce it as a function and optionally deprecate it later rather...
@Mte90 `ref` in Amber is handled using `eval`. I don't see any problem with this since this is compiled to Bash and not being touched or exposed to the user....
@KrosFire then the string should behave like glob in for loop. Like: ``` let value = "hello" loop item in value { echo item } // hello ``` Then if...
I think I know what's the problem and how to fix it. But I have to test it first on my machine
This is a great idea!