@bdw429s in your rabbitsdk code, you've got the following in a few methods:

var nullMe = ()=>{};

then later on you use it like so:

"result" : ( isNull( results ) ? nullMe() : results)

. is this just a cross-engine compatible way of achieving

nullValue()

? is it fundamentally equivalent to

javacast("null","")

?

not-a-brad but I believe the answer here is 'yes'

i admittedly haven't used the most recent versions of acf, but i thought null handling was more robust there. so the options are the arrow function above or javacast null in acf to yield a null value?

I don't think you have to use an arrow function there. You could just

function nullMe() {}

but that's not very brad-like

no, brad would use nullBox

don't touch it. don't even point at it

WWBD

Sorry, on holiday this week. That is, in fact, a cross engine way to return null. I just never really cared for the javacast method for whatever reason.