>>> ;eval("return "+toliteral({1,2,3}))
>>> => "{1, 2, 3}"
>>
>>
>> This code will actually return a parse error, since there is no ';' at
>>the end. The proper code would be:
>>
>> ;eval("return" + toliteral({1, 2, 3}) + ";")[2]
>
>Actually, no. $no_one:eval_d does that stuff.
yeah but you were using ;eval() directly, not $no_one:eval_d. And bah on
one-upmanship. Just end this.