How to understand in xmir that an object is named using `>>`

[Marat-Tim]

Is it possible to understand through xmir that an object is named using >> syntax?

In the linter for eolang, I want to warn about duplicate names. But I ran into the problem that in the case of using >> it is strange to warn about this, and it seems that I need to ignore the names created using >> syntax
objectionary/lints#21

[maxonfjvipon]

@Marat-Tim the names under >> syntax are unique, we guarantee it. We mentioned it in the blog post.
Right now this unique name looks like: a🌵XY, where a stands for auto, 🌵 is just a pretty character prohibited by our grammar, X - the line of this specific >>, Y - the position of this specific >>.
We also have XMIR tutorial, which is a bit outdated right now, let us fix it

[Marat-Tim]

Yes, it looks like I got the object and its free attribute mixed up

According to the link above, the same names had free attributes because they had the same names in the code)

[yegor256]

@Marat-Tim it's better to start messages with the name of the person who you address them to. Please, read: https://www.yegor256.com/2014/11/24/principles-of-bug-tracking.html

[maxonfjvipon]

@Marat-Tim we've updated the XMIR tutorial. If you still have any questions, please create a new ticket for it