Add support to access functions parameters using their predicate#23
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ThibaultGerrier merged 7 commits intosemantifyit:masterfrom Aug 11, 2021
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… index in addition to the predicates)
This reverts commit 74289a5.
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Related to this issue: #13
Use object (instead of a array) to access functions parameters when defining new RML functions.
The previous behavior (using array index) is still supported
I fixed 2 tests which were expecting an array