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Allow to pass a declarative table reference to a function #589
Allow to pass a declarative table reference to a function #589
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does this mean that now all anchor references are of type
table_t
? If so does this mean I can call any method exposed bytable_t
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Not sure what you mean by "I can call any method exposed by table_t"?
Are you referring to the parameter type, like "I can call any function similar to f(table_t)"?
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No you don't. I am not exposing methods of table_t type when you reference table in a rule. You can write f(table) and do inside the function whatever you want as function accepts real table_t type.