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Allowed dotted name
nested var and store retrieval
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It knows how to do dotted property gets. Part of #50.
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This allows e.g. `a.2` to select from {a: [0,1,2]} to return 2. Part of #50.
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…ndefined, that's fine. Part of #50.
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Allow passing
.
in names to mean create and override sub-objects.Do this for both var/let/let-multi and store/retrieve, as well as property
Note that this makes environment overlaying more complex and need a special helper.
Once this is done, perhaps have
secrets
be the place secrets are stored?The simplest place to do this is
property
, where it doesn't even have to be that hard, and then it can be used for #45property
property
should also have anelse
parameterlet/let-multi
store/retrieve
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