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Allow passing nil in as a variable value
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Closes #70

This requires moving things around so that nil values are only set to
the nodes' context hash if that value was explicitly set on the
calculator. Previously every referenced variable name would be added as
a key to the context hash even it was unbound.
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tristil authored and rubysolo committed Feb 18, 2016
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7 changes: 4 additions & 3 deletions lib/dentaku/ast/identifier.rb
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end

def value(context={})
v = context[identifier]
v = context.fetch(identifier) do
raise UnboundVariableError.new([identifier])
end

case v
when Node
v.value(context)
when NilClass
raise UnboundVariableError.new([identifier])
else
v
end
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14 changes: 12 additions & 2 deletions lib/dentaku/bulk_expression_solver.rb
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def load_results(&block)
variables_in_resolve_order.each_with_object({}) do |var_name, r|
begin
r[var_name] = calculator.memory[var_name] ||
evaluate!(expressions[var_name], expressions.merge(r))
value_from_memory = calculator.memory[var_name]

if value_from_memory.nil? &&
expressions[var_name].nil? &&
!calculator.memory.has_key?(var_name)
next
end

value = value_from_memory ||
evaluate!(expressions[var_name], expressions.merge(r))

r[var_name] = value
rescue Dentaku::UnboundVariableError, ZeroDivisionError => ex
r[var_name] = block.call(ex)
end
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16 changes: 16 additions & 0 deletions spec/calculator_spec.rb
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it 'can be used in IF statements' do
expect(calculator.evaluate('IF(null, 1, 2)')).to eq(2)
end

it 'can be used in IF statements when passed in' do
expect(calculator.evaluate('IF(foo, 1, 2)', foo: nil)).to eq(2)
end

it 'nil values are carried across middle terms' do
results = calculator.solve!(
choice: 'IF(bar, 1, 2)',
bar: 'foo',
foo: nil)
expect(results).to eq(
choice: 2,
bar: nil,
foo: nil
)
end
end

describe 'case statements' do
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