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Currently, we can use the Invoke edge to reach a FunctionDeclaration from a CallExpression. However, it is handy to have an opportunity to follow the edges in the opposite way too (e.g. invokedBy or callSite). We can probably implement this with the edges magic quite easily
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Not possible, since the mirror collection only supports mirroring between same node types and we would need to mirror between a CallExpression and a FunctionDeclaration :(
Not possible, since the mirror collection only supports mirroring between same node types and we would need to mirror between a CallExpression and a FunctionDeclaration :(
Ok It is possible, but the unwrapping is not really possible.
Not possible, since the mirror collection only supports mirroring between same node types and we would need to mirror between a CallExpression and a FunctionDeclaration :(
Ok It is possible, but the unwrapping is not really possible.
Ok unwrapping is also possible with some (tolerable) pain
Currently, we can use the
Invoke
edge to reach aFunctionDeclaration
from aCallExpression
. However, it is handy to have an opportunity to follow the edges in the opposite way too (e.g.invokedBy
orcallSite
). We can probably implement this with the edges magic quite easilyThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: