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Declarator lists as operands of ternary operator parsed incorrectly #436
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It is possible to use the workaround #version 450
out vec4 out_color;
uniform float t;
void main() {
float a, b;
t > .5
? (a = .5, b = .5)
: (a = .9, b = .1)
;
out_color = vec4(a, b, 1, 1);
} which gets minified to #version 450
out vec4 v;
uniform float f;
void main()
{
float m,N;
f>.5?
m=.5,N=.5:
(m=.9,N=.1);
v=vec4(m,N,1,1);
} (That's at the cost of one set of unneccessary |
Thanks for the reports! For the last point, that was the PR that removed the parentheses between |
The "workaround" shader is not the same as the original shader. Without the parentheses, the expression should parse as N.B. It's easier to understand and discuss outputs if renaming is disabled, since this isn't related to a renamer bug. |
The input line with The actual bug may be reproduced more simply; these both fail to parse (with different error messages): |
Hi, it's me again (sorry ._.)
The following shader should be valid (validates using glslangValidator; also compare https://www.shadertoy.com/view/lfjcWt)
But triggers a parsing error in shader_minifier:
I'm using
Shader Minifier 1.4.0
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