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The actor compiler does not handle this correctly, so disallow it for now. We could probably support this someday if someone is sufficiently motivated. Previously this would miscompile and hopefully cause some kind of syntax error in the generated code. Now it issues a helpful diagnostic. Tested by adding an actor with a state variable that tries to use uniform initialization syntax and observing the error message looks good. We don't have any infrastructure for testing that the ActorCompiler rejects something, so I'm not including a test in this change. We could probably add that relatively easily though. |
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| Properties | ||
| Actor checklist.txt | ||
| ActorCompiler.cs | ||
| ActorCompiler.targets | ||
| ActorCompiler.xml | ||
| ActorParser.cs | ||
| ParseTree.cs | ||
| Program.cs | ||
| actorcompiler.csproj | ||
| usertype.dat | ||