Adding variable detection#27
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October 27, 2015 16:09
arguements, now also detect and record the variables used and modified on each line. Top level object has three children to track all variables, newed variables, and changed variables.
-Now it doesn't get arrays and functions confused -Now knows how to detect things passed by indirection as variables
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Hi!
I wanted to make a text editor extension that could track down syntax errors in M code; mostly variable integrity (did you new everything you need to, etc). eMcellent got me a lot of the way there, but I needed it to be able to tell where the variables are on a line and which of them were potentially changed. I added functionality to the parse library to do that. The serialized object of the line now also contains objects for all variables found, changed variables, and newed variables.