The innermost function call around the cursor. argumentIndex is 0-based;
argument is its metadata, and is undefined when the call has more
arguments than the function takes or the function is unknown.
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Declaration
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export interface FormulaCall {
readonly argumentIndex : number ;
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Workspace packages depending on @sheetwrite/core
@sheetwrite/benchdependency @sheetwrite/chartsdependency @sheetwrite/docs-startdependency @sheetwrite/reactdependency @sheetwrite/sveltedependency @sheetwrite/vuedependency @sheetwrite/xlsxdependency
Public exports naming FormulaCall
interface FormulaFunctionMetadata {
readonly name: string;
readonly description: string;
readonly arguments: readonly FormulaArgumentMetadata[];
readonly returnKind: string;
readonly examples?: readonly string[];
readonly volatile?: boolean;
} interface FormulaFunctionMetadata { readonly name : string ; readonly description : string ; readonly arguments : readonly FormulaArgumentMetadata []; readonly returnKind : string ; readonly examples ?: readonly string []; readonly volatile ?: boolean ; } interface FormulaFunctionMetadata { readonly name : string ; readonly description : string ; readonly arguments : readonly FormulaArgumentMetadata []; readonly returnKind : string ; readonly examples ?: readonly string []; readonly volatile ?: boolean ; } One metadata format for built-in and host functions. API reference → interface FormulaArgumentMetadata {
readonly name: string;
readonly types: readonly string[];
readonly optional?: boolean;
readonly repeating?: boolean;
} interface FormulaArgumentMetadata { readonly name : string ; readonly types : readonly string []; readonly optional ?: boolean ; readonly repeating ?: boolean ; } interface FormulaArgumentMetadata { readonly name : string ; readonly types : readonly string []; readonly optional ?: boolean ; readonly repeating ?: boolean ; } Argument documentation used by built-in and host functions. Types are descriptive, not coercion rules. API reference →