I ran into this in a document with a bunch of bytefield displays, where I wanted/needed to reduce the duplication of the same (defattrs ...) over and over again. By using:
I expected to be able to inject some common defaults. Instead, I got a "Could not resolve symbol: normal [at line 1, column 1]" error.
Digging into the code, I found that the extension.js line 15 was using attrs.subs as the "source" argument to $apply_subs(), rather than passing the original source. Using source here seems to fix things.
(Note: I somehow got this fix on the wrong repo at first; see https://github.com/Deep-Symmetry/bytefield-svg/pull/27. Here is where I actually intended it—but they apparently both need it.)
I ran into this in a document with a bunch of
bytefield
displays, where I wanted/needed to reduce the duplication of the same(defattrs ...)
over and over again. By using:I expected to be able to inject some common defaults. Instead, I got a "Could not resolve symbol: normal [at line 1, column 1]" error.
Digging into the code, I found that the
extension.js
line 15 was usingattrs.subs
as the "source" argument to$apply_subs()
, rather than passing the original source. Usingsource
here seems to fix things.