pragmas: type pragmas must follow generic params #400
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removed the previous deprecation where pragmas could preceed the generic
parameter list in a type definition, eg:
```
type Foo{.somePragma}[T] = ... # now an error
type Foo[T] {.somePragma.} = ... # acceptable
```
Due to lots of issues, mostly stylistic, I've pragmas on the RHS of a
type definition as legal. Largely because after changing it I realized a
more significant rethink of type declaration syntax should cover this in
the future.
Fixed a number of test failures along the way due to this change.
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400: pragmas: type pragmas must follow generic params r=saem a=saem
## Summary
removed the previous deprecation where pragmas could preceed the generic
parameter list in a type definition, eg:
```
type Foo{.somePragma}[T] = ... # now an error
type Foo[T] {.somePragma.} = ... # acceptable
```
## Details
Due to lots of issues, mostly stylistic, I've pragmas on the RHS of a
type definition as legal. Largely because after changing it I realized a
more significant rethink of type declaration syntax should cover this in
the future.
Fixed a number of test failures along the way due to this change.
Co-authored-by: Saem Ghani <[email protected]>
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400: pragmas: type pragmas must follow generic params r=saem a=saem
## Summary
removed the previous deprecation where pragmas could preceed the generic
parameter list in a type definition, eg:
```
type Foo{.somePragma}[T] = ... # now an error
type Foo[T] {.somePragma.} = ... # acceptable
```
## Details
Due to lots of issues, mostly stylistic, I've pragmas on the RHS of a
type definition as legal. Largely because after changing it I realized a
more significant rethink of type declaration syntax should cover this in
the future.
Fixed a number of test failures along the way due to this change.
Co-authored-by: Saem Ghani <[email protected]>
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400: pragmas: type pragmas must follow generic params r=saem a=saem
## Summary
removed the previous deprecation where pragmas could preceed the generic
parameter list in a type definition, eg:
```
type Foo{.somePragma}[T] = ... # now an error
type Foo[T] {.somePragma.} = ... # acceptable
```
## Details
Due to lots of issues, mostly stylistic, I've pragmas on the RHS of a
type definition as legal. Largely because after changing it I realized a
more significant rethink of type declaration syntax should cover this in
the future.
Fixed a number of test failures along the way due to this change.
Co-authored-by: Saem Ghani <[email protected]>
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@alaviss do you know what's up with this, all tests/checks seem good and bors continually is gets stuck. Reopening the PR, syncing, etc, aren't helping. :( |
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It could be that the bors server is overloaded. That does happen from time to time. Once Github Merge Queue become available I will look into it as a bors substitute. |
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## Summary * Fix grammar nanny not compiling anymore * Fix the grammar generator generating `doc/grammar.txt` in `compiler/ast/parser.nim` * Rerunning the grammar generator fixed the grammar update from #400 / edc3656 not being reflected in `grammar.txt` and thus the manual ## Details * `tools/grammar_nanny` was just missing an import for the internal reports after those had been split out * The grammar generator expected the parser to be at `compiler/parser.nim`
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Summary
removed the previous deprecation where pragmas could preceed the generic
parameter list in a type definition, eg:
Details
Due to lots of issues, mostly stylistic, I've pragmas on the RHS of a
type definition as legal. Largely because after changing it I realized a
more significant rethink of type declaration syntax should cover this in
the future.
Fixed a number of test failures along the way due to this change.