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shadowing variable names doenst seem to work correctly.
neither with custom name:
echo: @[@[1,2],@[3,4]].items |> map[a]( a.items |> map[a](a+1).toSeq()). toSeq()
nor with it:
echo: @[@[1,2],@[3,4]].items |> map( it.items |> map(it+1).toSeq()). toSeq()
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Umm ...
That's because it replaces every occurrence of the identifier in "top-down" order, and it is done manually by iterrr
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Honestly iterrr is not designed be to used nested in the first place, but I'm thinking for a way to make it possible.
the temporary solution is gonna be choosing different identifier for nested usage of iterrr
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using templates should fix the problem, I'll give it a try on the weekend
well, I've tried different ways, and failed
maybe that can't be fixed
maybe forcing to choose an unique identifier is good idea LOL
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shadowing variable names doenst seem to work correctly.
neither with custom name:
nor with it:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: