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I took a shot at fixing #142
Added an identifier to object access (i.e. between
[..]
). The tricky part is that ends up as a string when reachingContext.get_in/3
, so you can't know if you want to access that value or the value a variable points to.So I tagged the value with
:reference
(maybe that's not a great name). ThenContext.get_in/3
has to resolve what value that variable points to.I wrote a test showing that a variable pointing to a variable pointing to a variable works but that may "just work" because of how the Assign works. So maybe that test is unnecessary.
That seems to work but I'm not sure if there's a better way to do this.