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Currently implicit expressions are recognized only when there is a trailing $. This lacks flexibility in the expressions. There should be ways to improve this identification of expression types vs. regular strings.
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Current proposed solution (credits @soamvasani) is to use "{...}" to mark a string as an expression. It 'abuses' the fact that in javascript {<expr>} == <expr> to avoid the need to parse the expression before feeding it to Otto.
Currently implicit expressions are recognized only when there is a trailing
$
. This lacks flexibility in the expressions. There should be ways to improve this identification of expression types vs. regular strings.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: