Thanks for publishing this. It works well but does not seem to like a particular syntax I had in one of the functions I had:
var name = propertyName + Utilities.formatDate(lastMonth,"PST", "MMM");
It seems to get hung up on the fact there is a closing parenthesis.
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Thanks for publishing this. It works well but does not seem to like a particular syntax I had in one of the functions I had:
var name = propertyName + Utilities.formatDate(lastMonth,"PST", "MMM");
It seems to get hung up on the fact there is a closing parenthesis.
From: google-apps-script-community@googlegroups.com <google-apps-script-community@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of Alan Wells
Sent: January 12, 2020 1:00 PM
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Subject: [Apps-Script] Find Unassigned Variable Names in JavaScript
Just for fun, I created a function that parses another function to get the variable names. Then I decided that I'd try to write some code that would look for variable names that have no value assigned to them. I've posted the code to GitHub. In it's current state, it will only process one function at a time, and it doesn't have a way to get all the function names in your project. The Apps Script API would need to be used to get all the function names in the project.
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Propertyname is just another variable. The tool did not complain about that. It complained about the “)” for some reason.
Thanks for updating, will check it out.
George
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Sent: January 22, 2020 5:13 PM
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Subject: Re: [Apps-Script] Find Unassigned Variable Names in JavaScript
Thanks for trying it out, and providing the feedback. I made some changes to the code, and posted a new version to the GitHub repo just now. It's not giving an error on that line anymore, but I'm not sure how you were using "propertyName"
On Monday, January 20, 2020 George wrote:
Thanks for publishing this. It works well but does not seem to like a particular syntax I had in one of the functions I had:
var name = propertyName + Utilities.formatDate(lastMonth,"PST", "MMM");
It seems to get hung up on the fact there is a closing parenthesis.
From: google-apps-sc...@googlegroups.com <google-apps-sc...@googlegroups.com> On Behalf Of Alan Wells
Sent: January 12, 2020 1:00 PM
To: Google Apps Script Community <google-apps-sc...@googlegroups.com>
Subject: [Apps-Script] Find Unassigned Variable Names in JavaScript
Just for fun, I created a function that parses another function to get the variable names. Then I decided that I'd try to write some code that would look for variable names that have no value assigned to them. I've posted the code to GitHub. In it's current state, it will only process one function at a time, and it doesn't have a way to get all the function names in your project. The Apps Script API would need to be used to get all the function names in the project.
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