Scala: support for right-associative operators in infix syntax#7410
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What's your motivation?
In Scala operators ending in
:used in infix syntax are right-associative. For instance:means the same as
Without the fix, it would parse the tree wrong.
What's changed?
Adding
RightAssociativemarker to Scala to make sure the parsed LST keeps the semantics. And thanks to the marker, the printer deals with the syntax.