Closed joergen7 closed 10 years ago
In task applications, parameters may be bound that are not mentioned in the prototype. The application is over-bound. The superfluous bindings can be reused in the body of the task.
Example:
deftask x( <out> : ) { out = y( ~ ); } deftask y( <out> : <param> ) { out = param; } x( param: 1 );
should evaluate to 1. As should
deftask x( <out> : ) { out = y( ~ ); } deftask y( out : param )in bash *{ out=$param; }* x( param: 1 );
In task applications, parameters may be bound that are not mentioned in the prototype. The application is over-bound. The superfluous bindings can be reused in the body of the task.
Example:
should evaluate to 1. As should