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Test case for bug #1466, which was mysteriously fixed at some point in
the last nine months.
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Added test case for #1764 to the test case for #1878 (as #1764 was fixed
along with it in r18343.)
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Removed some identical code from the collections classes in hopes of
finding some consistency in collections equality. Added more test cases
to the sequenceComparisons test.
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A start on a more comprehensive test suite for sequences. It performs
3600 different tests attempting to exercise the potentially buggy
variations of startsWith, endsWith, indexOfSeq, and sameElements.
And, a KMP implementation of indexOfSeq which in addition to being a
lot faster for definite sized sequences, should give the wrong answer
somewhat less frequently.
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contained whitespaces. This simple change fixes that.
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Trying to make typechecker faster by (1) new subtyping (2) better
implicit caches. Disallowed '42 as a symbol. Added cache method to
Mutable Maps. Better complietion in interactive.
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Implementation and test cases for canEqual method in case classes. Now
the autogenerated equality method inquires with the argument as to
whether other.canEqual(this) before returning true.
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The presently salvageable portion of my attempt to fix bugs #425 and
#816 (which I have indeed fixed, but a bazillion other test cases broke
so the fix is commented out until I can make everyone happy at once.)
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one long-standing bug which actually had a test case testing its
bugginess (which is to say, when I fixed the bug, the test case failed.)
This:
- def doMatch4(xs:Seq[Char]) = xs match {
- case Seq(x, y, _*) => x::y::Nil
- case Seq(x, y, z, w) => List(z,w) // redundant!
- }
...should never have compiled - which must have been recognized
on some level given the "redundant!" comment, but it never made
it into neg/.
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Implemented proposed strategy for #1503 and moved test case out of
pending (and fixed it so it didn't throw a match error.)
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refined range positions some more; eliminated Array.withDims
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Creating case classes in preference to passing around a variety of
inscrutable tuples. And, fix and test case for #1697. There remain
serious extractor issues which I hope to have fully diagnosed in the
near future.
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Enhanced error message when a type error is because of identically named
classes, one in scala.* and one not.
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scalap changed to treat named parameters and package objects
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Fixed the fact that reflective calls had logical and arithmetic right
shift swapped. Modified test case to use a value that doesn't have
identical output for both shifts. Grumbled to self that test cases which
fail to test are markedly worse than no tests at all.
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named arguments only at top level in () parameters.
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Attempted to resolve the improbable mess surrounding implicit
conversions from Unit. Modified test case which relied on the supposedly
verboten behavior; verbotenized () => AnyRef; added new test case which
fails if verboten behavior should ever return.
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and the various Int types all use different hashCode algorithms. This
means there is very broken behavior afoot among the types. I see no
option but to make numeric equals significantly less tricky.
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improvements to names / defaults (implicits, type of defaults, #2064,
...)
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allow using named / default arguments in self- and super constructor
calls. fixes #2050 and #2052.
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- Symbol.annotations now first calls .initialize
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Moved test for #1801 to pending for offline bug fixing.
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