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Allow top-level ~ in and non static inline method: * Class methods (including inner and anonymous classes) * Methods in def/val/var
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We should support macros defined in classes
The dificulty is that the contents of
PowerMacro.powerCode(n, '(x))
need to be placed in some static method.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: