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Hey there, i got a question regarding the stdLambda console.
I am currently working on the lambda implementation and it works good so far. But i dont know how i would include bind, bindex and bindglobal.

My problem is the following:
I would like it to be usable without stdlambda if possible.
With this in mind i tried to create a dynamic array variant which holds name, equation, cache and sandbox for every created array.
A lambda object is then created "on the fly" and destructed right after execution.

The thing is: this work great with create/run, but i dont know how to implement binding variables to each element.
The obvious solution is to change the array to stdlambda from variant, but if possible i would like to avoid it.
Do you have any insight for me?

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Start by tracing the existing create/run flow for the stdLambda console and review how bind, bindex, and bindglobal are expected to work. Compare that flow with the proposed dynamic array variant holding name, equation, cache, and sandbox. Done requires a decided approach for binding variables without relying on stdlambda, plus confirmation that the relevant lambda operations work.

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Feature
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