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Remove warning 20

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Sam Nolan 2022-04-21 18:19:38 -04:00
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packages/squiggle-lang/bsconfig.json
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@ -37,7 +37,7 @@
}, },
"refmt": 3, "refmt": 3,
"warnings": { "warnings": {
"number": "+A-42-48-9-30-4-102-20" "number": "+A-42-48-9-30-4-102"
}, },
"ppx-flags": [ "ppx-flags": [
["../../node_modules/bisect_ppx/ppx", "--exclude-files", ".*_test\\.res$$"] ["../../node_modules/bisect_ppx/ppx", "--exclude-files", ".*_test\\.res$$"]

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packages/squiggle-lang/src/rescript/Reducer/Reducer_MathJs/Reducer_MathJs_Eval.res
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@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ type answer = {"value": unit}
Rescript cannot type cast on basic values passed on their own. Rescript cannot type cast on basic values passed on their own.
This is why we call evalua inside Javascript and wrap the result in an Object This is why we call evalua inside Javascript and wrap the result in an Object
*/ */
let eval__ = %raw(`function (expr) { return {value: Mathjs.evaluate(expr)}; }`) let eval__: string => 'a = %raw(`function (expr) { return {value: Mathjs.evaluate(expr)}; }`)
/* /*
Call MathJs evaluate and return as a variant Call MathJs evaluate and return as a variant

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packages/squiggle-lang/src/rescript/Utility/XYShape.res
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@ -229,7 +229,7 @@ module Zipped = {
module PointwiseCombination = { module PointwiseCombination = {
// t1Interpolator and t2Interpolator are functions from XYShape.XtoY, e.g. linearBetweenPointsExtrapolateFlat. // t1Interpolator and t2Interpolator are functions from XYShape.XtoY, e.g. linearBetweenPointsExtrapolateFlat.
let combine = %raw(` // : (float => float => float, T.t, T.t, bool) => T.t let combine: ((float, float) => float, interpolator, T.t, T.t) => T.t = %raw(`
// This function combines two xyShapes by looping through both of them simultaneously. // This function combines two xyShapes by looping through both of them simultaneously.
// It always moves on to the next smallest x, whether that's in the first or second input's xs, // It always moves on to the next smallest x, whether that's in the first or second input's xs,
// and interpolates the value on the other side, thus accumulating xs and ys. // and interpolates the value on the other side, thus accumulating xs and ys.