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> ===== Array Reification =====
> 
> **new in haxe 2.11**
> 
> Imagine you have an ''Array<Expr>'' in your macro and want to use it as argument list to a function call. 
> <code haxe>
> var exprArray:Array<Expr> = [macro "foo", macro 2];
> // we want to call someFunc("foo", 2) here
> var myCall = macro someFunc($[exprArray]);
> // note that we are NOT calling someFunc(["foo", 2]) here
> </code>
> 
> The ''$[x]'' notation can be used where an ''Array<Expr>'' is expected. If used in other places, a normal array declaration will be generated:
> 
> <code haxe>
> macro for (i in $[exprArray]) trace(i); // becomes for (i in ["foo", 2])
> </code>
> 
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