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define.go
There are a number of issues with the generated define.go file. Here is a rough list, with minimal examples to follow:
Formatting. The generated define.go does not pass gofmt (see Error when Missing Reduce #191)
gofmt
Unused Variables. The generated define.go declares variables even when they are not used. (see Unused Declaration for :array Column #179)
:array
More Unused Variables. The generated define.go still includes variables which are not used. (see Aliases cause Undeclared Variables in define.go #209)
Undefined Variables. The generated define.go sometimes refers to variables which have not been declared (see Undefined Column Used in define.go #177)
Duplicate Variables. The generated define.go declares variables more than once (see Duplicate Columns Declarations for Perspectives #178).
Mul Arguments. The generated define.go has Mul expressions with more than two arguments (see Too Many Arguments for Mul in define.go #203).
Mul
@gusiri FYI.
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There are a number of issues with the generated
define.go
file. Here is a rough list, with minimal examples to follow:Formatting. The generated
define.go
does not passgofmt
(see Error when Missing Reduce #191)Unused Variables. The generated
define.go
declares variables even when they are not used. (see Unused Declaration for:array
Column #179)More Unused Variables. The generated
define.go
still includes variables which are not used. (see Aliases cause Undeclared Variables indefine.go
#209)Undefined Variables. The generated
define.go
sometimes refers to variables which have not been declared (see Undefined Column Used indefine.go
#177)Duplicate Variables. The generated
define.go
declares variables more than once (see Duplicate Columns Declarations for Perspectives #178).Mul Arguments. The generated
define.go
hasMul
expressions with more than two arguments (see Too Many Arguments forMul
indefine.go
#203).@gusiri FYI.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: