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Rust: Small type inference tweaks #19038
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@@ -578,14 +578,9 @@ private module CallExprBaseMatchingInput implements MatchingInputSig { | |||
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Declaration getTarget() { | |||
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CallExprImpl::getResolvedFunction(this).(AstNode), |
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Note, this line calls getResolvedFunction
and casts to AstNode
. The next line calls getResolvedFunction
and calls to Struct
. Seems like the later will always be included in the former.
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LGTM, just one question.
println!("{:?}", x.a); | ||
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fn generic_field_access() { |
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Do all the expressions in this test have correctly inferred types (I didn't bother to check the .expected
file)?
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I believe so, yes :)
I've merged main. |
Just some small changes I made when reading through the type inference implementation.