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This would be similar to an ExpressionValueSpecification, but, instead of evaluating the expression directly to a RoboChart value and matching against it, this would instead evaluate the expression to an (open or closed) RoboChart set and match against any member of it.
Like WildcardValueSpecification, this would allow binding.
I think this should be possible to capture in CSP?
Example of textual syntax: any in { x | x > 5 } into x
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This would be similar to an
ExpressionValueSpecification
, but, instead of evaluating the expression directly to a RoboChart value and matching against it, this would instead evaluate the expression to an (open or closed) RoboChart set and match against any member of it.Like
WildcardValueSpecification
, this would allow binding.I think this should be possible to capture in CSP?
Example of textual syntax:
any in { x | x > 5 } into x
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: