Can we disable some built-in functions?

[purplefox]

Hi,

I am looking at using expr in my new project (A new event streaming engine). So far it looks great!

I'd like to use expr to implement expressions for the language that we expose to the end user. I can see that expr has some built-in functions, but we'd like to have full control over what functions are exposed in the language. Is there any way to disable some of the built-in functions?

[antonmedv]

Currently not possible, be maybe we can add an option like expr.Disable(‘…’)

[PranavPeshwe]

I wonder whether we can alias built-in functions by declaring our own functions by the same name(s). Our functions could be no-ops.

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