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First of all, the job you have done is really fantastic.
For a proof of concept, I'm trying to extend your code to work with other types of Variables like series but the same question is valid for other Variable too.
If I develop a new function to create a new Series Variable I can do a script like this
a=CreateSeries(value1, value2 ecc.)
and the "a" variable is of type Series.
Now if I try to execute a script like b=a+1 the interpreter try to merge a and 1 but the Merge between Series and Number does not exist in the Parser.cs
Is there a method to extend the Merge capabilities as we do with the functions and modules?
I know that I could develop a new function like AddSeriesAndNumber with two parameters Serie and a Number but use the standard operator like + / ecc. would be very useful
thanks again for the great job
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First of all, the job you have done is really fantastic.
For a proof of concept, I'm trying to extend your code to work with other types of Variables like series but the same question is valid for other Variable too.
If I develop a new function to create a new Series Variable I can do a script like this
a=CreateSeries(value1, value2 ecc.)
and the "a" variable is of type Series.
Now if I try to execute a script like b=a+1 the interpreter try to merge a and 1 but the Merge between Series and Number does not exist in the Parser.cs
Is there a method to extend the Merge capabilities as we do with the functions and modules?
I know that I could develop a new function like AddSeriesAndNumber with two parameters Serie and a Number but use the standard operator like + / ecc. would be very useful
thanks again for the great job
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: