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There seems to be an issue with @exec that makes it return undefined and stop parsing if you have multiple on the same line.
Here's a (failing) test for it, in the style of your tests:
it('and work with subsequent execs', function() { input = '/* @exec hello(buddy) */, /* @exec hello(buddy) */'; pp.preprocess(input, { 'hello': helloSpy, 'buddy': 'Michael Jackson' }, 'js').should.equal('Hello Michael Jackson, Hello Michael Jackson!'); });
Expected: "Hello Michael Jackson, Hello Michael Jackson" Received: "Hello undefined"
The test is Javascript, because that's where I found it, but it happens for all as far as I can tell.
If you add a linebreak between them, it does seem to work.
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From the activity here, seems like this project has all but been abandoned. Shame, it's really useful.
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There seems to be an issue with @exec that makes it return undefined and stop parsing if you have multiple on the same line.
Here's a (failing) test for it, in the style of your tests:
Expected: "Hello Michael Jackson, Hello Michael Jackson"
Received: "Hello undefined"
The test is Javascript, because that's where I found it, but it happens for all as far as I can tell.
If you add a linebreak between them, it does seem to work.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: