I'm trying to implement some compat recipe for the Mekanism Painting Machine. To avoid repetition I am using a function. (See below) For some reason, console.log("Hiiiiiii"); works but console.log("Ohhhhhhh"); doesn't. Does the JS engine not support nested functions?
#Nested JS function doesn't seem to work
humble bison
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humble bison
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humble bison
@shell kiln Here's the support ticket. Thank you so much for the help ❤️
shell kiln
Nested functions should work
summer skiff
If i remember correctly a ?? b is currently broken in some way - I don't know what exactly the issue was, but try logging the variables you are assigning with that
it really shouldn't stop code execution though
shell kiln
Though things to note I noticed:
- what PigTurtle mentioned - nullish coalescing operator
??doesn't work properly - Use lowercase types for
string,numberetc. in jsdoc, uppercase refers to wrapper objects but TS changes them to primitives anyway
for (const color of COLORS) {
Change this to
for (let color of COLORS) {
Since const in for-of loop is also broken
humble bison
If i remember correctly `a ?? b` is currently broken in some way - I don't know ...
I've just gone and changed all of those thing, inclusing const to let. It's still only printing Hiiiiiii not Ohhhhhhh
summer skiff
and there is no error in the log?
humble bison
No, no error in the log
humble bison
After much trial and error I have found the culprit: it wasn't the nested function not working, rather
"somestring".replaceAll(A, B);
crashes the JS engine silently. Whereas
"somestring".replace(A, B);
works just fine! Yeah...
summer skiff
... yet another illogical rhino bug
at least you can still use regex to replace all occurences with the string.replace method
shell kiln
crashes the JS engine silently