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Burak edited on 2006-03-06 11:53:56.0
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That's strange, compiling the following code:
for (val top <- List(<a/>)) yield
<TR><TD class="signature">
<CODE>{Text("package")}
{"blabla"}<CODE>;
</TD></TR>;
yields the error message:
[emir@lamppc31 /tmp]$ scalac -d . test.scala
test.scala:18 error: in XML literal: expected closing tag of
CODE
{"blabla"}<CODE>;
^
I am not sure how I can track this bug down. Do you have an example that crashes the compiler which I can reproduce?
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Burak edited on 2006-10-11 14:50:26.0
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did some formatting to this report so it is easier to read.
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Burak edited on 2006-10-23 14:40:42.0
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error handling got improved recently. the result on program
object foo {
for (val top <- List()) yield
<TR><TD class="signature">
<CODE>{Text("package")}
{"blabla"}<CODE>;
</TD></TR>;
}
is now
/tmp/bo.scala:6 error: in XML literal: expected closing tag of CODE
</TD></TR>;
^
/tmp/bo.scala:6 error: in XML literal: '>' expected instead of '<'
</TD></TR>;
^
/tmp/bo.scala:7 error: in XML literal: in XML content, please use '}}' to express '}'
}
^
/tmp/bo.scala:4 error: missing end tag in XML literal for <CODE>
<CODE>{Text("package")}
^
/tmp/bo.scala:5 error: ';' expected but something found.
{"blabla"}<CODE>;
^
/tmp/bo.scala:9 error: '}' expected but eof found.
^
6 errors found
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Burak edited on 2006-10-23 14:41:27.0
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is now
/tmp/bo.scala:6 error: in XML literal: expected closing tag of CODE
</TD></TR>;
^
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