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- src/dataflow/internal/process/functions/call/built-in/built-in-assignment
- AssignmentConfiguration
Interface AssignmentConfiguration
interface AssignmentConfiguration {
canBeReplacement?: boolean;
forceArgs?: "all" | readonly boolean[];
makeMaybe?: boolean;
quoteSource?: boolean;
superAssignment?: boolean;
swapSourceAndTarget?: boolean;
}
canBeReplacement?: boolean;
forceArgs?: "all" | readonly boolean[];
makeMaybe?: boolean;
quoteSource?: boolean;
superAssignment?: boolean;
swapSourceAndTarget?: boolean;
}
Hierarchy (view full)
- ForceArguments
- AssignmentConfiguration
Hierarchy-Diagram
Properties
Optional Readonlycan
can
Optional Readonlyforce
force
Optional Readonlymake
make
Optional Readonlyquote
quote
Optional Readonlysuper
super
Optional Readonlyswap
swap
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which of the arguments should be forced? this may be all, e.g., if the function itself is unknown on encounter