fitzgen labeled issue #3728:
Right now:
(type <MyIsleType> (primitive <MyRustType>))
If
MyIsleType == MyRustType
then we should support just doing:(type MyType (primitive))
I just spent too much time debugging ISLE generating the "wrong" type when I copy-pasted a primitive type definition and changed the ISLE name without also changing the name inside
(primitive ...)
. This short-hand syntax, which is what I want 100% of the time thus far, would have prevented this bug from occurring.
fitzgen opened issue #3728:
Right now:
(type <MyIsleType> (primitive <MyRustType>))
If
MyIsleType == MyRustType
then we should support just doing:(type MyType (primitive))
I just spent too much time debugging ISLE generating the "wrong" type when I copy-pasted a primitive type definition and changed the ISLE name without also changing the name inside
(primitive ...)
. This short-hand syntax, which is what I want 100% of the time thus far, would have prevented this bug from occurring.
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cfallin labeled issue #3728:
Right now:
(type <MyIsleType> (primitive <MyRustType>))
If
MyIsleType == MyRustType
then we should support just doing:(type MyType (primitive))
I just spent too much time debugging ISLE generating the "wrong" type when I copy-pasted a primitive type definition and changed the ISLE name without also changing the name inside
(primitive ...)
. This short-hand syntax, which is what I want 100% of the time thus far, would have prevented this bug from occurring.
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