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Support negation operator in selectors#232
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Support negation operator in selectors#232SantosGuillamot merged 2 commits intomain-wp-directives-pluginfrom
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Right now, it seems that the negation operator when using selectors doesn't work as expected. So using
data-wp-bind.hidden="!selectors.show"doesn't work. If I am not mistaken, it is because we are not considering the option that it can be a function. Because of that, I moved thehasNegationOperatorlogic to thegetEvaluatefunction.Apart from that, I included a couple of basic tests to ensure it works in both cases.
Let me know if this is the correct approach or if we should do something different.