TreeOps: consistency for apply/infix lookalikes #3398
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Use an equivalent rule for Pat.ExtractInfix as for Term.ApplyInfix; similarly, treat arguments to Init the same as Term.Apply.
kitbellew
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Dec 4, 2022
| @@ -925,7 +925,8 @@ object a { | |||
| >>> | |||
| object a { | |||
| a match { | |||
| case foo bar (baz @ qux) => | |||
| case foo bar ( | |||
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the break here is needed, as previous formatting exceeded maxColumn
| @@ -1327,7 +1328,8 @@ object WrapperToHaveStatTestCaseParserWorking { | |||
| someInt = 5 | |||
| ) @annot3 | |||
| @deprecated(value = | |||
| "bar") def bar2 = 1 | |||
| "bar" | |||
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break here is needed because of dangling parentheses setting, and consistent with the expression just above.
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Use an equivalent rule for Pat.ExtractInfix as for Term.ApplyInfix; similarly, treat arguments to Init the same as Term.Apply.