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Fixing JS binding tests #207
Fixing JS binding tests #207
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Should we put some test that if
ex
is string variable, we throw error? So we do not accidentally handle some formula with string quantifiers incorrectly.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Hmm, now that I think about it, it will probably fail somewhere further in the solver if we get quantifiers, so it might not be needed.
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If there is a quantification over non-string variables (ints or whatever), it could be correct. For a quantification over string variables it likely fails somewhere else (we need to look at it properly at some point).