add operators <-- and <-->
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add operators <-- and <-->
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Hmm, we might want to disallow |
| @@ -15,7 +15,7 @@ | |||
| (define prec-conditional '(?)) | |||
| (define prec-arrow (append! | |||
| '(-- -->) | |||
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Is there a reason, we don't have these with dots? If we have dotted versions of <-- and <-->, it probably makes sense to have those as well.
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That's part of the --> issue I referenced above.
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Ah, right! Didn't read Stefan's comment closely enough.
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AFAICT these give parse errors currently, so there should be no problem. I'll separately PR a "minor change" to make
-->a more normal operator.fixes #36666