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parser-state: fix attribute merging #11294
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@@ -189,6 +155,60 @@ inline void ParserState::addAttr(ExprAttrs * attrs, AttrPath && attrPath, const | |||
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I don't know if this stuff should be moved to the new overload or if it should be left here; I don't really understand what it's doing.
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What stuff are you referring to?
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Sorry, I was referring to the above five lines involving lexerState.positionToDocComment
; it's the same ‘stuff’ I'm wondering about in #11294 (comment).
ae->attrs.clear(); | ||
jAttrs->dynamicAttrs.insert(jAttrs->dynamicAttrs.end(), | ||
std::make_move_iterator(ae->dynamicAttrs.begin()), | ||
std::make_move_iterator(ae->dynamicAttrs.end())); | ||
ae->dynamicAttrs.clear(); | ||
if (ae->inheritFromExprs) { | ||
jAttrs->inheritFromExprs->insert(jAttrs->inheritFromExprs->end(), | ||
std::make_move_iterator(ae->inheritFromExprs->begin()), | ||
std::make_move_iterator(ae->inheritFromExprs->end())); | ||
ae->inheritFromExprs = nullptr; | ||
} |
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At the end of this block, everything about ae
worth retaining should have been merged into jAttrs
. In principle I would think that means ae
can be deleted. But because of the doc comment stuff lingering in the other overload, I don't think it's safe to do that. I settled for just clearing vectors instead. (I'm guessing at the right non-leaky stuff to do here, in general; are these move_iterators used correctly?)
I'm confused, though, about what good that doc comment stuff can do if it's being attached to an expression that essentially gets dropped on the floor.
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Maybe @roberth knows?
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Wow! :)
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This pull request has been mentioned on NixOS Discourse. There might be relevant details there: https://discourse.nixos.org/t/2024-08-19-nix-team-meeting-minutes-170/50942/1 |
Eelco has the week off. He'll review this later. |
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The improvements to error messaging are great!!
@edolstra is back afaik. |
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@rhendric Can you resolve the merge conflict? Thanks! |
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I rebased. There was no actual merge conflict. |
Motivation
Fixes #11268.
Context
This should be non-breaking. As a side effect, it makes some duplicate attribute error messages nicer (later occurrences point back to previous occurrences rather than the other way around).
I'm working at the edge of my proficiency with C++ here, so please take extra care to verify that how I'm handling pointers and memory management is sensible, because I'm not confident that I'm doing it right.
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