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dotted getindex has wrong error in the REPL #26739
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Possibly a recently introduced problem? 4d71641 works fine for me. Running a bisect now. |
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#26723 maybe, just a guess |
Taking a look. A bit of a confusing failure mode for that change to have introduced. |
Looks like, this was caused by #26486, particularly the |
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Broadcast calls like `sin.(x)` are parsed to Expr(:(.), :sin, Expr(:tuple, :x)) before lowering. As a result, they got caught in the top-level interpreters fast path for lowering calls like that to getfield/getproperty, causing #26739. Fixes 26739
Reopening due to #26742 (comment) |
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dot calling functions doesn't work in the REPL
dotted getindex has wrong error in the REPL
Apr 13, 2018
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