any →
apply(
    expression: expression
) → any

Evaluates an expression with the input value as its current context.

Parameters

Name Type Required Description
expression expression Yes Specifies the expression evaluated against the input value.

Argument evaluation

  • expression: Evaluated once against the value entering this call.

Behavior

apply establishes an evaluation boundary that makes its input value current while evaluating its expression. Use it when the child expression contains contextual references or deferred arguments that must resolve against that value. Positional references address tuple elements, field references address record fields, and deferred array expressions consume the current array.

Examples

T(10, 20) | apply($0 | add($1))  30
T(2, 3) | apply(5 | power($0) | add(2) | nth-root($1))  3
{firstName := "John", lastName := "Doe"} | apply(.firstName | append-space | suffix(.lastName))  "John Doe"
{1, 2, 3, 4} | apply(zip(lag | lag))  {T(1, #null), T(2, #null), T(3, 1), T(4, 2)}

Kind: Function
Scope: flow
Aliases: apply


This site uses Just the Docs, a documentation theme for Jekyll.