Returns the first argument with error inside args, if args is an array. Or args itself, if args is an object of ExpressionError (or derived).
Returns the provided argument as boolean. Throws an error if conversion failed!
Returns the description of this function. An empty string if a description is not available.
Returns the name of the function
Returns the operator-character of this function. Throws an error if this function is not useable as operation.
Returns the priority of this function. Only needed for operators.
Returns true if args is an ExpressionError-object or an array which contains an ExpressionError-object.
Returns true if the priority of this function is higher than the provided priority
Returns true if this function must be called asyncron and returns the value not immediately.
Returns true if this function is also available as operation (using operator)
Returns true, if the argument (node-children) should be executed before execute of this function is called.
By default, returns true for all arguments. Override in function if certain arguments are executed for getting ther value inside the execute-method.
Zero-based index of the argument
The node, none executed (result is not availabe at that time)
Returns true if this function is storing values between the calls. So, an instance needs to be created for each occurrence.
Returns true if this function supports string-arguments
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Function LT
Returns 1 (true) if the left argument is less than the right-argument. For more than two arguments, returns true, if values are increasing from left to the right.
LTSignature:
(number | boolean) < (number|boolean) => number LT(number|boolean,...) => number LT( (number|boolean)[] ) => number