Xls Writer Parser Handle Boolean Literals as Function Arguments#3391
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Fix PHPOffice#3369. The parser had failed to account for `TRUE` and `FALSE` when supplied as arguments to a function. I had hoped to be able to do something about its inability to handle defined names as well. I failed. I think another section might need to be added to the Writer output which specifies the defined names. I haven't yet located any suitable documentation.
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Fix #3369. The parser had failed to account for
TRUEandFALSEwhen supplied as arguments to a function.I had hoped to be able to do something about its inability to handle defined names as well. I failed. I think another section might need to be added to the Writer output which specifies the defined names. I haven't yet located any suitable documentation.
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