Akim Demaille

Hi, > Excuse me. Can you give us a link showing how "proper" it is for using "%param" as you said? I sense a compatility problem that should be documented...

Hi Will, > Where is this change in bison documented? It's in the NEWS file, in the corresponding releases. - api.pure: http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/bison.git/tree/NEWS?id=cbf213915cca529c95f56da2005075469f45af6a#n1494 - %param: http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/bison.git/tree/NEWS?id=cbf213915cca529c95f56da2005075469f45af6a#n843 and http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/bison.git/tree/NEWS?id=cbf213915cca529c95f56da2005075469f45af6a#n1076. Cheers!

Hi @Explorer09, > @akimd Thanks, but I think it's better if you add a comment of the minimum Bison version to the snippets you changed. Something like `/* Bison 1.875...

> @akimd > > > Bison 1.875 was released in 2003. Actually, you could almost say 2002, it was Jan 1st. It makes no sense to refer to it today....

Great news, thanks a lot!

Hi! > When using a postfix if, there's an error when referencing nerrs. Oh great! I so strongly dislike this coding style... Thanks a lot for the very fast feedback.

Well, that story was too beautiful. It's only when the variable is **introduced** in the postfix-if that Ruby does not run the assignment. If the variable is defined before, it...

This second example features another failure: `Lint/SelfAssignment` does not see that `nerrs = nerrs` is not a self assignment (it actually stands for `nerrs = self.nerrs`). And again it thinks...

Hi Markus, Happy new year! Thanks for the heads up. I will again forward your recommendation, and will tell you if we moved to the `modernize`'d AST format. FWIW, thanks...

Hi @vidarh, Thanks for the link! I'm not in charge of the piece of code where this first happened (and I don't have access to it). So by necessity workarounds...