Enhance JavaScript expression arguments #3
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JavaScript functions taking an argument which is an expression should accept either the name of an existing Expression object (as they do now) but also just a string giving the expression (in which case an appropriate Expression object is created on the fly and used). It should be easy to tell the difference; just find the object and if it is of type Expression use it, otherwise create one from the expression.