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When asking for the type in a phrase with an error inside it, instead of doing nothing or reporting the error, it prints the type of the token of the last phrase (seemingly)
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Yes you're right. This is an approximation while we have a better handling of contexts. You can always check that cursor is inside the returned location.
* Import ocaml sources for ocaml-flambda/flambda-backend@9d77824d1
Signed-off-by: Nick Roberts <nroberts@janestreet.com>
* Initial commit with conflicts
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* Upgrade
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* Upgrade magic numbers and add new flags
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* Delete output of merge
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* Fix shift/reduce conflicts
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* Remove stray merge file
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Signed-off-by: Nick Roberts <nroberts@janestreet.com>
When asking for the type in a phrase with an error inside it, instead of doing nothing or reporting the error, it prints the type of the token of the last phrase (seemingly)
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