Closed Acaccia closed 3 weeks ago
replace-at? replacement element should be a single element, for example a (string-ascii 1).
replace-at?
(string-ascii 1)
However, it seems that using en empty element doesn't provoke an error.
Examples of Clarity snippets that shouldn't work:
(replace-at? "abc" u2 "") (replace-at? 0x1234 u1 0x)
replace-at?
replacement element should be a single element, for example a(string-ascii 1)
.However, it seems that using en empty element doesn't provoke an error.
Examples of Clarity snippets that shouldn't work: