Using step_into_list is the only way to get correct node and time from dynamic list (even potential get_list_links doesn't work because it doesn't return time) and that's very cumbersome.
Perhaps the time has come to introduce a more generic ValueInContext type, which would contain all information necessary to compute node value (node and context). Dynamic list nodes would then simply return std::vector<ValueInContext>.
Using `step_into_list` is the only way to get correct node and time from dynamic list (even potential `get_list_links` doesn't work because it doesn't return time) and that's very cumbersome.
Perhaps the time has come to introduce a more generic `ValueInContext` type, which would contain all information necessary to compute node value (node and context). Dynamic list nodes would then simply return `std::vector<ValueInContext>`.
caryoscelus
Using
step_into_listis the only way to get correct node and time from dynamic list (even potentialget_list_linksdoesn't work because it doesn't return time) and that's very cumbersome.Perhaps the time has come to introduce a more generic
ValueInContexttype, which would contain all information necessary to compute node value (node and context). Dynamic list nodes would then simply returnstd::vector<ValueInContext>.