Syntax Change: Allow '.' in front of extension method #7914
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the PR changes docs as well as implementation. To avoid confusion, it should be merged just before the next release. so that we can keep the two in sync. |
Allow
def (c: Circle).circumference: Double
alongside
def (c: Circle) circumference: Double
The syntax with '.' is preferred for normal methods, which have names
starting with a letter and which are not declared @infix. Right now,
this preference is not enforced.
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@bishabosha There's a bunch of semanticdb tests that need to be updated. Can you take care of that? Thanks! |
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Superseded by #7917 |
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Allow
alongside
The syntax with '.' is preferred for normal methods which have names
starting with a letter and which are not declared @infix. Right now,
this preference is not enforced.