Infer the types of function/closure arguments when captured by an exit test. #1130
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This PR adds the ability to infer the type of a parameter of a function or closure that encloses an exit test. For example,
x
here:This inference still fails if a parameter is shadowed by a variable with an incompatible type; we still need something like
decltype()
to solve for such cases. Still, being able to capture@Test
function arguments with minimal ceremony is helpful:Also type inference for literals because "why not?"
Note
Exit test value capture remains an experimental feature.
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