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The command aiken uplc eval <input> does currently not support passing any values. This is quite cumbersome, as usually programs evaluate to lambda expressions that are meant to be executed on i.e. PlutusData.
I suggest to extend the CLI to allow the following aiken uplc eval <input> (<uplc code>)* where the optional additional code evaluates to values that are passed to the program stored in <input>.
Example: aiken uplc eval sc.uplc "(con data #02)".
An alternative is to parse data more dynamically like it is done by pluto (example pluto usage pluto eval sc.pluto 2 -> this automatically generates the above PlutusData object, a tagged integer)
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The command
aiken uplc eval <input>
does currently not support passing any values. This is quite cumbersome, as usually programs evaluate to lambda expressions that are meant to be executed on i.e. PlutusData.I suggest to extend the CLI to allow the following
aiken uplc eval <input> (<uplc code>)*
where the optional additional code evaluates to values that are passed to the program stored in<input>
.Example:
aiken uplc eval sc.uplc "(con data #02)"
.An alternative is to parse data more dynamically like it is done by pluto (example pluto usage
pluto eval sc.pluto 2
-> this automatically generates the above PlutusData object, a tagged integer)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: