Support writing & instead of with in types under -Xsource:3
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Instead of:
val x: A with B = new A with B {}
One can now write:
val x: A & B = new A with B {}
However mixing `&` with other infix operators is not allowed, because
unlike Scala 3, we do not take operator precedence into account, cf scala#6147.
This implementation is a bit more restrictive than the Scala 3 one which
allows shadowing the built-in `&` with your own `&` type operator, but
this cannot be done with the simple parser-based approach of this PR.
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(this is the last -Xsource:3 PR I plan to make, or at least I can't think of anything else to port at the moment :)) |
lrytz
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Instead of:
One can now write:
However mixing
&with other infix operators is not allowed, becauseunlike Scala 3, we do not take operator precedence into account, cf #6147.
This implementation is a bit more restrictive than the Scala 3 one which
allows shadowing the built-in
&with your own&type operator, butthis cannot be done with the simple parser-based approach of this PR.