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I tried to add a unit test in test/shared.js. Example:
it('!', () => { const expected = { type: 'callExpression', id: 'not', arguments: [ { type: 'identifier', name: 'Second' }, ], }; expect(handler("IF(var_AMAName1 != '' && !Waived1, 'Total BSTF - ' + TEXT(AMA1_BSTF), IF(!Waived1, 'Waived', ''))")).to.deep.equal(expected); });
Then I got the following print
{ "errorType": "SyntaxError" "message": "Syntax error." "type": "error" }
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
When I input the IF(!Waived1 != '' && var_AMAName1, 'Total BSTF - ' + TEXT(AMA1_BSTF), IF(!Waived1, 'Waived', '')), the build function is working.
IF(!Waived1 != '' && var_AMAName1, 'Total BSTF - ' + TEXT(AMA1_BSTF), IF(!Waived1, 'Waived', ''))
build
Sorry, something went wrong.
Sorry for the delay, was pretty busy. This seems to be an issue with the parser. I confirmed it's not a Syntax error anymore.
Can you test on the branch for PR #1098?
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I tried to add a unit test in test/shared.js.
Example:
Then I got the following print
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: