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Inline parameters are currently only allowed at level 0 and 1. But they should be available at any level.
transparent def foo(transparent x: Int): Int = ~fooImpl(x, '(x), '( '(x) ), '( '( '(x) ) )) def fooImpl(a: Int, b: Expr[Int], c: Expr[Expr[Int]], d: Expr[Expr[Expr[Int]]]): Expr[Int] = ???
This makes inline values behave the same way as transparent members do.
In general, the PCP rule should be updated to say that inline values are not free variables of the quote.
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Fix scala#4846: Allow transparent parameters at eny stage
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Stop checking and using capture tranformation for transparent parameters
Fix scala#4846: Allow transparent parameters at any stage
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Merge pull request #4856 from dotty-staging/fix-#4846
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Fix #4846: Allow transparent parameters at any stage
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Inline parameters are currently only allowed at level 0 and 1. But they should be available at any level.
This makes inline values behave the same way as transparent members do.
In general, the PCP rule should be updated to say that inline values are not free variables of the quote.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: