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is there any built-in plugin or configuration to convert all ::p/not-found
values of maps in a parser's output to nil
?
exactly what I want. Thanks
can I say that p/reader
is a "pipeline" of state-full functions that operates on env
(mostly swap!
on entity
) and returning a "command" that say if p/parser
should continue or not the pipeline?
feels like meshing too many things, the parser has the reader pipeline
, which is an internal helper, that one is the one that may have a vector of readers, and does the coordination in case ::p/continue
is returned, but I consider it more lower level than the parser itself
reader is something that will process an entry of the EQL query