Better error message on invalid fragment specifiers in macros#21158
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src/libsyntax/ext/tt/macro_rules.rs
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bleugh, I was trying to format backticks/graves there
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r=me with the nit about backticks fixed, if you want to add a helpful message, that would be great, but its not necessary to fix this bug. Thanks for the PR! |
src/libsyntax/ext/tt/macro_rules.rs
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I'm not sure about silently accepting invalid specifiers here.
Alternative is calling span_help() and span_fatal(), but I didn't want to duplicate error messages from parse_nt.
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@cmr - do you think this is OK? It seems OK to me, but also a little bit bad.
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This seems reasonable to me, should add in a comment in parse_nt that this bit of code depends on it rejecting invalid fragment specifiers.
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Also, print help on valid fragment specifiers.
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@nick29581 Issue #21131 is already fixed in master. So after rebase this PR only modifies error messages to match terminology from the macros guide. |
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Closes #21131Issue #21131 is already fixed in PR #21429.
I just edited error messages to match terminology from the macros guide ("fragment specifiers")