redesign: cannot use SyntaxOrTermWrapper's val()?

[KiaraGrouwstra]

I tried the following:

syntax test = function (ctx) {
  let expr = ctx.next().value;
  let v = expr.val();
  console.log('v', v);
  return #`${v}`;
}
test 1

Expected result: I can get the val() of something and use it within the macro.
Actual result: it returns Nothing.

[disnet]

Should work now.

[KiaraGrouwstra]

With test ['foo', 'bar'] it appears .val() is now returning null.

[disnet]

That's intentional. I'm writing up the documentation on this but the key idea is that ['foo', 'bar'] is a single syntax object and so asking for its value doesn't make sense.

[KiaraGrouwstra]

Hmm, I see... My expectation was that its value would be, well, the array ['foo', 'bar']. I'll definitely be reading as docs progress; looks like I'll definitely still have some learning to do.

[disnet]

You can get the syntax inside a delimiter with .inner.