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Suggestion: Add/Remove Changers for YAML Value Expressions #32

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Blueyescat opened this issue Aug 28, 2017 · 5 comments
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Suggestion: Add/Remove Changers for YAML Value Expressions #32

Blueyescat opened this issue Aug 28, 2017 · 5 comments

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@Blueyescat
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Blueyescat commented Aug 28, 2017

Add/Remove changers for YAML expressions.
If the yaml value isn't an integer or a number, it should send 1 line error to console.

Examples:

set yaml value "test" from "test.yml" to 10

add 1 to yaml value "test" from "test.yml"
add 5.3 from yaml value "test" from "test.yml"```
@Blueyescat Blueyescat changed the title Suggestion: Add/Remove changers for YAML expressions Suggestion: Add/Remove Changers for YAML Value Expressions Aug 28, 2017
@tim740
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tim740 commented Aug 29, 2017

Ill look into this

@jaylawl
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jaylawl commented Sep 3, 2017

1-upping this, would be very useful/save tons of lines of code

maybe something like this kinda execution would make it easier to implement, if at all:
set yaml value "value" of file "file" to (%yaml value% + 123)
Where "%yaml value% " would reference the previous expression

@tim740
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tim740 commented Sep 24, 2017

Work will be much faster if people are willing to help out

@jaylawl
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jaylawl commented Sep 24, 2017

@tim740 i'd love to volumteer, but my skills are limited. best i could offer is beta-testing ... if that's of any use to you

@khlfkk
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khlfkk commented Nov 2, 2017

hope can release this useful setting

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