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Although this does not solve the problem of how PHPBench can provide "user functions for the Expression Report Generator...
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avoiding this would be the usecase here.
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This PR introduces a way to define lambdas in the expression language and allows the definition of user defined functions:
While there is are no "higher order" functions that accept lambdas, this syntax is useful for defining named functions:
{ "expression.user_functions": { "add_one": "(number) => number + 1" } }This is particular useful in report generation to avoid excessive repitition.
TODO: