inline string literals in dot calls #19829
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Test failure is an inference thing. Boils down to: julia> Base.REPLCompletions.get_type(:([""] .== ""), Main)
(Any,false)when it should give |
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Since the |
…o handle dot calls now that they generate anonymous functions
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| # powerful enough to analyze general dot calls because it can't handle | ||
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| # s = "CompletionFoo.test5(push!(Base.split(\"\",' '),\"\",\"\").==\"\"," | ||
| # c, r, res = test_complete(s) |
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does this error or should these be @test_broken ?
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Right, I forgot about the @test_broken macro.
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Okay to merge? |
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Can we test that is really being inlined? As in here |
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Added a test for inlining. |
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Ready to merge. |
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This adds a small optimization to inline string literals in dot calls. i.e.
f.("foo", bar)becomesbroadcast(x -> f("foo", x), bar)rather thanbroadcast((y,x) -> f(y, x), "foo", bar). In a small benchmark of["a" for i = 1:1000] .* "b", it led to about a 50% speedup.