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I got an error with Map function while List function is working well
z = [ "Ghost", 57.3, function (x1) { print("X * X") return x * x } ] zz = { "name": "Ghost", "value": 57.3, "handler": function(zzz) { print("zzz * zzz") return zzz * zzz } } print(z[2](5)) print(zz.handler(6))
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I don't think maps support the method call syntax right now. The only way to do this would be using the index syntax, so zz["handler"](6).
zz["handler"](6)
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In this case it's evaluated as a "method" which was missing a case for the map object 👍
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I got an error with Map function while List function is working well
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: