On Mon, 04 Dec 2023 16:27:24 +0000 Donald Hunter wrote: > > Ugh. Meaning the selector is at a "previous" level of nesting? > > That's right. I wonder if we should use a relative syntax like "../kind" > for the selector. Will either need to pass the known attrs to nest > parsing, or pass a resolver instead? ../kind is my first thought, too. But on reflection I reckon it may make the codegen and Python parser quite a bit more complex. :S Passing in known selector attrs to nests sounds good. Assuming we never have to do something like: "../other-nest/attr". Or perhaps in that case we can support passing in nested attrs, just not backtracking? Backtracking is the hard part, really. Yeah, that sounds simplest, at least at the "thought exercise level" :) What would "resolver" look like? BTW how do we deal with ordering. Do we require that selector attr must be present in the message before the submsg? I think in practice is should always be the case, but we should document that.
