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Use invokelatest after eval to adjust to upcoming julia change
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7 changes: 4 additions & 3 deletions test/expressions.jl
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anon = :((t, x) -> f(t, x, 1, d = 1))
@test InfiniteOpt._process_func_expr(error, anon) == (esc(anon), esc(:(t,x)), true)
anon = :((t, x[1]) -> sin(t + x[1]))
@test eval(InfiniteOpt._process_func_expr(error, anon)[1].args[1])(0.5, 0.2) == sin(0.5 + 0.2)
# Need invokelatest due to https://github.com/infiniteopt/InfiniteOpt.jl/pull/369
@test invokelatest(eval(InfiniteOpt._process_func_expr(error, anon)[1].args[1]), 0.5, 0.2) == sin(0.5 + 0.2)
anon = :(t[i] -> t[i] + 3)
@test eval(InfiniteOpt._process_func_expr(error, anon)[1].args[1])(2) == 5
# test errors
@test invokelatest(eval(InfiniteOpt._process_func_expr(error, anon)[1].args[1]), 2) == 5
# test errors
@test_throws ErrorException InfiniteOpt._process_func_expr(error, :(f(t, d = 2)))
@test_throws ErrorException InfiniteOpt._process_func_expr(error, :(f(x, t; d = 2)))
@test_throws ErrorException InfiniteOpt._process_func_expr(error, :(f >= 2))
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