Feature Request: Ability to freely edit user defined functions / skip tests

[Wakadaisho]

I'm trying to write a summation function that takes 3 arguments, p1 and p2 for the limits and p3 for the function to compute. I cannot get past the testing part of the definition because it only accepts numbers but I want to pass a function for p3.

Is this something that you can work on? I know there may be other tools more useful in this case but I think this would be a good feature to have.

[immateria]

It wouldn't work even if you could bypass the test. For some reason he has gone out of his way to break parameters that aren't numbers. Try wrapping your code in a try/catch where the catch always returns a number to pass the test and see.

You can literally do(well, function name is too long)

function arbitraryLimitation(p1) {
try {

function multiply(val, mul) { return val * mul; }
function inner(val) { return multiply(val, 3); }
function outer(fn, val) { return fn(val); }

      if (p1 == "ten")
         return 10;
      
      if (p1 == 9)
         return 9;

      if (p1 == 8)
      {   var parsesJustFine = "F";
          return (parseInt(parsesJustFine, 16) + 1) / 2;
      }

      if (p1 == 7)
      {   var errorsJustFine = "E";
          return(parseInt(errorsJustFine, 16) / 2).toMalarkey();
      }

      if (p1 == 1337)
          return outer(inner, 1337);

   }

   catch(e) {
      return e;
   }

return 0;

}

You can't input anything except numbers on the test screen, but it will straight up not evaluate non-numeric parameters in the calculator interface. Passing functions and strings work fine internally, as you can test with the above.