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@JeffBezanson JeffBezanson added this to the 1.0 milestone Aug 6, 2018
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REPLCompletions allows tab-completion to show the possible signatures of a given function when in the midst of writing its arguments. It uses inference to determine the possible types of the already-written arguments, subsetting the possible signatures. With the removal of `.op` as a function, it is no longer able to infer these types and thus no longer subsets the signatures as previously expected. The failure mode is very graceful here -- it just assumes `Any` and shows more signatures. This can be re-implemented later
@JeffBezanson JeffBezanson merged commit cf1275b into master Aug 7, 2018
@JeffBezanson JeffBezanson deleted the jb/rm_deps_3 branch August 7, 2018 06:57
alyst pushed a commit to alyst/julia that referenced this pull request Aug 9, 2018
* Fix at-inferred with a single dot-broadcast op

* Mark .op type-inference-based completion of method signatures as broken

REPLCompletions allows tab-completion to show the possible signatures of a given function when in the midst of writing its arguments. It uses inference to determine the possible types of the already-written arguments, subsetting the possible signatures. With the removal of `.op` as a function, it is no longer able to infer these types and thus no longer subsets the signatures as previously expected. The failure mode is very graceful here -- it just assumes `Any` and shows more signatures. This can be re-implemented later
KristofferC pushed a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 11, 2019
* Fix at-inferred with a single dot-broadcast op

* Mark .op type-inference-based completion of method signatures as broken

REPLCompletions allows tab-completion to show the possible signatures of a given function when in the midst of writing its arguments. It uses inference to determine the possible types of the already-written arguments, subsetting the possible signatures. With the removal of `.op` as a function, it is no longer able to infer these types and thus no longer subsets the signatures as previously expected. The failure mode is very graceful here -- it just assumes `Any` and shows more signatures. This can be re-implemented later
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