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I'm currently evaluating various functions using Example:
Any mathjs function that accepts a callback or function as an argument seems to not work, but all the functions that don't, do. Am I missing something, or is this a limitation of the library? |
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Hi, The syntax for arrow functions in javascript is not the syntax for functions in the parser. This is not a function You could try the following and get the expected result. math.evaluate('map([1, 2, 3], _(x) = x+x)') Here is a reference for defining functions. |
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Hi,
The syntax for arrow functions in javascript is not the syntax for functions in the parser.
This is not a function
x => x+x
, instead tryf(x) = x+x
personally if I wont be usingf
later I tend to use_(x) = x+x
that will make_
into a function but that reminds me I wont be using that later.You could try the following and get the expected result.
Here is a reference for defining functions.
https://mathjs.org/docs/expressions/syntax.html#differences-from-javascript