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In #901 the undersized-binary-literal rule was extended to not only understand binary but also octal and hex numbers.
While in this case, the naming still somewhat makes sense (after all, we provide binary numbers), there might be other cases in which renaming a rule to reflect the wider range might be desirable (undersized-numeric-literal ?), while also having a backward compatible 'old' name, specifying an alias
undersized-binary-literal ::= undersized-numeric-literal with configuration="bin:true"
There should be an easy, low-boilerplate overhead in the code to do that.
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In #901 the
undersized-binary-literal
rule was extended to not only understand binary but also octal and hex numbers.While in this case, the naming still somewhat makes sense (after all, we provide binary numbers), there might be other cases in which renaming a rule to reflect the wider range might be desirable (
undersized-numeric-literal
?), while also having a backward compatible 'old' name, specifying an aliasThere should be an easy, low-boilerplate overhead in the code to do that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: