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Expand Up @@ -982,8 +982,14 @@ creating procs that behave like builtins:

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When the `eval()` method is passed `to_dict=true`, it returns a `Dict`
corresponding to the stack frame that the `Command` is evaluated in.
To evaluate "purely", use the [`eval()`][func/eval] function.

[func/eval]: chap-builtin-func.html#func/eval

### io/evalToDict()

Returns a `Dict` corresponding to the stack frame that the `Command` is
evaluated in.

Example:

Expand All @@ -997,12 +1003,6 @@ Example:
Names that end with an underscore `_` are not copied, so `hidden_` is not in
the `Dict`.

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To evaluate "purely", use the [`eval()`][func/eval] function.

[func/eval]: chap-builtin-func.html#func/eval

### io/evalExpr()

Given an `Expr` value, evaluate it and return its value:
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