Open ainthek opened 10 years ago
See discussion in #19
Currently we can't do exact arguments in squery, but we can in equery - but we can't do OR in equery, but we can in squery.
You can do with the equery syntax
grasp -e '__.forEach(__)'
grasp -e '__.map(__)'
grasp -e '__.filter(__)'
grasp -e '__.reduce(__)'
If you want to save the portions you are matching, you can do:
grasp -e '$a.reduce($b)'
PS. -s
is on by default, you don't need to use it explicitly unless you have set -e
to be the default.
// this is what I have grasp -s "call[callee.prop=(#forEach,#map,#filter,#reduce)]" -r
now I want to limit the result to calls that have only one argument)
is it possible with -s syntax ?