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CHAR('@') does work in single-track, but not in a multi track context like in <CHAR('@'), ...>
I currently don't understand what the exact issue is, seems like infer_missing_types never finishes, but it might only be a symptom.
When parsing the user grammar, CHAR('@') seems to be a Alt::Link, while in multi-track context is a Alt::Simple(Fn_Arg(Const)). There might be an issue with the multi context constructor?!
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CHAR('@')
does work in single-track, but not in a multi track context like in<CHAR('@'), ...>
I currently don't understand what the exact issue is, seems like
infer_missing_types
never finishes, but it might only be a symptom.When parsing the user grammar,
CHAR('@')
seems to be a Alt::Link, while in multi-track context is a Alt::Simple(Fn_Arg(Const)). There might be an issue with the multi context constructor?!The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: