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Currently in SAY (in Executer), we have var sub_results = regex_cache["VARIABLE_IN_STR"].search_all(text)
So we need to have regex things in Executer. It is bad, because Executer should just execute, not parse. Plus we have code duplication between Parser and Executer. And like for #93 , to fix bug, we need to update both Parser and Executer on same things.
To avoid this, we need to refactor Executer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently in SAY (in Executer), we have
var sub_results = regex_cache["VARIABLE_IN_STR"].search_all(text)
So we need to have regex things in Executer. It is bad, because Executer should just execute, not parse. Plus we have code duplication between Parser and Executer. And like for #93 , to fix bug, we need to update both Parser and Executer on same things.
To avoid this, we need to refactor Executer.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: