For example, a module parameter lambda is going to trigger an error message because it conflicts wiht Python
s labmda function.
We can definitely ban people from using parameters that conflicts with Python. But for R users, the lambda keyword is very innocent so disallowing users to use parameters like this seems a bit limiting.
We may do something on the parser's end to remove this restriction? For example instead of putting:
lambda = 1
in DSC generated script, we always wrap it to a dictionary, eg
@lmxy0212 here is one parser & syntax issue. I'll post more here. It would be helpful if you watch this repository (button on top right corner of the github repo page) so you get email notifications.
For example, a module parameter
lambda
is going to trigger an error message because it conflicts wiht Python slabmda
function.We can definitely ban people from using parameters that conflicts with Python. But for R users, the
lambda
keyword is very innocent so disallowing users to use parameters like this seems a bit limiting.We may do something on the parser's end to remove this restriction? For example instead of putting:
in DSC generated script, we always wrap it to a dictionary, eg