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Feature/mutliple syntax lst #22
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…, out int one)) support for tuple deconstruction (including nested kinds) var (x,y) = (1,2) & (var x, var y) = (1,2) & (var x, (var a, var b)) = (1,(2,3)) implicit array initializers new []{1,2,3} entirely new lst model for dealing with using statements (similar to java's try-with-resources) new Rewrite.Analyzers project that takes uses native .net code generation for all enums such asCsSpace, CsRightPadded, CsContainer, CsLeftPadded . code is contributed at compile time rather then design time, so no autogenerated files need to be checked in nor generator rerun explicitly - it's called automatically as part of build. It also generates a ToString() overload for all LST types to produce output from printer major improvement to c# project parser, nearly tripling its parsing speed by adding some parallel processing when using local printer, tests can now run in parallel vastly speeding up their execution (entire test suite now executes in under 5 seconds)
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@@ -88,7 +88,33 @@ public IEnumerable<SourceFile> ParseInputs(IEnumerable<Core.Parser.Input> source | |||
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lest remove this leftover
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support for method invocation ref & out modifiers (ex. TryParse("one", out int one))
support for tuple deconstruction (including nested kinds) var (x,y) = (1,2) & (var x, var y) = (1,2) & (var x, (var a, var b)) = (1,(2,3))
implicit array initializers new []{1,2,3}
entirely new lst model for dealing with using statements (similar to java's try-with-resources)
new Rewrite.Analyzers project that takes uses native .net code generation for all enums such asCsSpace, CsRightPadded, CsContainer, CsLeftPadded . code is contributed at compile time rather then design time, so no autogenerated files need to be checked in nor generator rerun explicitly - it's called automatically as part of build. It also generates a ToString() overload for all LST types to produce output from printer
major improvement to c# project parser, nearly tripling its parsing speed by adding some parallel processing
when using local printer, tests can now run in parallel vastly speeding up their execution (entire test suite now executes in under 5 seconds)