Numeric functions shouldn't return NaN

[cmontella]

A function that would return NaN should instead return no results.

[Cormac-Williams]

But the question becomes then, how does Eve allow the detection of out of range function use?

Or equally, how does Eve handle divide by zero?

At the moment, whatever the result that comes out of Javascript is republished. This I agree is probably an issue. But I am unsure whether filtering the result is the correct form.

[Cormac-Williams]

I got curious so had a play. This push
Cormac-Williams@8716ca1 appears to do what you wish, I essentially emulated what is already present in Logical.ts. Let me know if it works for you and I'll make it a formal pull request.

This code now would not run

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div = 1 / 0
value = "Works"
bind @view
[#value value:"{{value}}"]

But this code runs correctly

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a = 1
b = 0
value = if not( a / b ) then
"Ooops, divide by zero?" else
a / b
bind @view
[#value value:"{{value}}"]

So code written carelessly in terms of a divisor or testing for NaN is more than likely going to filter, but still leaving the possibility open of a more nuanced examination if necessary.

//Edit. Don't use the above commit. It causes issues for other uses of operators.

[joshuafcole]

This has been in since 0.2.2, thanks again!