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The commercial at ('@') symbol, that can be used in symbol names, sometimes gets eaten when displaying the syntax tree, and sometimes not. The difference, as far as I can see, is related to whether the Identifier value is displayed on a single line (when there is no whitespace trivia) or not (when there is some whitespace). See an example:
publicclassC{intx;intX{get=>@x;set=>@x=value;}}
Here the Identifier value in getter is displayed as @x, but in setter it's just x. See also the picture below:
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The commercial at ('
@
') symbol, that can be used in symbol names, sometimes gets eaten when displaying the syntax tree, and sometimes not. The difference, as far as I can see, is related to whether the Identifier value is displayed on a single line (when there is no whitespace trivia) or not (when there is some whitespace). See an example:Here the Identifier value in getter is displayed as
@x
, but in setter it's justx
. See also the picture below:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: