Fix scoping for statement lambdas #814
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This is also going to involve a change to statement lambda scoping such that it will automatically copy the value of variables introduced in expressions (lambdas and comprehensions). |
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See Coconut's [documentation](http://coconut.readthedocs.io/en/develop/DOCS.html) for more information on all of the features listed below. Language changes: * #814: Changes to statement lambda scoping rules, including capturing names introduced in the surrounding expression. * #618: Changes to handling of pattern-matching function defaults including support for e.g. `match def f(x, y=x) = (x, y)`. * #809: New array concatenation implicit partials (e.g. `[. ; a]`). * #823: New `(x := .)` implicit partial syntax (only available in pipes). * #807: New `lift_apart` built-in combinator. * #813: New `(if)` operator function. * #826 (thanks @JayXon!): Better universalization and `fmap` support for `bytes` and `bytearray`. * #816: Support for `xarray` to match existing `numpy`/`pandas` support. * #817: New `to` argument to `all_equal`. * #821 (thanks @GolfingSuccess!): Expanded implicit function application syntax to support string literal methods. Compiler changes: * #799: `coconut-run` and `coconut --run` now work on packages rather than just files. * #812: Better formatting of Coconut exceptions. Bugfixes: * #810: Fixed an issue compiling certain syntax constructs in the Coconut Jupyter kernel. * #818, #825 (thanks @kg583, @dokutan!): Fixed parsing of different Unicode line break characters. * #822 (thanks @JayXon!): Fixed parsing of Unicode backward pipe operators. * #819, #820 (thanks @kg583!): Fixed some incompatibilities between Python and Coconut syntax.
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Statement lambdas should automatically get partially applied with the surrounding scope, even that introduced by a list comprehension or normal lambda. Easy way to do this is try to inject
locals(), hard way is to detect all the local assignments and explicitly partially apply them.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: