Using numbers in template

[rkosafo]

Given

""" {{{multiply 2}}}"""
""" {{{multiply n}}}"""

And

init
|> add "n" 10
|> add "multiply" (fun x -> x * 2)

The first one with the literal 2 fails to compile.
The second works.

How does on specify numbers in the template?

[Dzoukr]

Thanks for report. To fix this, I need to actually forbid adding values into map starting with number (to use numbers as number and not string keys, which would be breaking change. However I do not think anybody actually do this.

For now, to workaround this, you can change your first function:

""" {{{multiply '2'}}}"""

and change your multiply function to

(fun x -> (int x) * 2)

Meanwhile, I`ll try to fix it.

[rkosafo]

For some reason """ {{{multiply '2'}}}"" does not call the multiply function. For it to work, multiply must specify the type explicitly as in add "multiply" (fun (x: string) -> (int x) * 2)

[Dzoukr]

Fixed in v1.3.0