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Added optional objects to input parameters #1437
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@cohansen We probably want to update the core linter since we support this grammar change in the SeqN grammar core. |
I added the object check in the sequence linter, were you talking about somewhere else too? |
Wow did not see that :P The only other place is to update the You can use this as a reference Also the |
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The code looks good so far. I think we should add some linter checks to make sure the seqJSON is valid when it is generated. Also, I don't see a from-seqjson
which we need to support roundtripping.
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Looks great, thanks for adding the roundtriping.
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* Rough prototype of workspaces * Added the sequence header back in * More workspace improvements, navigation and persistance working now * Added optional objects to input parameters * Added the parsed input_parameter fields to seqjson * Added linting rules for input parameter objects * Added input param metadata parsing to from-seq-json * Fixed a duplicated style in the SequenceTable * Fixed 2 from-seq-json unit tests
Closes #1398.
Adds an optional object to input parameters. Example:
@INPUT_PARAMS testparam { "TYPE": "FLOAT", "RANGE": "1, 2, 135.0..." } asd asd2
Thanks for the grammar help @goetzrrGit !