Open pm100 opened 10 months ago
There was #104 that may solve this, but it is outdated and stale. Feel free to make a new one, but I don't have much time to review or merge at the moment.
I see that bug / PR - two questions
Cow because the value may be borrowed or a value. In case of a context that stores values as they are, cloning them every time they are read is wasteful.
Breaking changes are fine.
On Thu, 4 Jan 2024, 3.25 pm100, @.***> wrote:
I see that bug / PR - two questions
- why return a Cow, why not a simple value just like call_functions does
- it seems you dont mind a breaking change, this would require a change to the Context trait
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I would like to expose variables (not functions) to the expressions that are not simple data items but I cannot find a way to do it .
Specifically - I am writing a 6502 emulator debugger. I want to expose the registers as variables in expressions. I can find no way to do it because of this signature:
In the
Context
trait. It requires me to return a reference to a Value, if the value is looked up or computed in any way I cannot do that. I note that :returns the actual value not a reference. It would be a lot simpler if get_value did the same.. Is there some magic trick I am missing