jdrouhard
jdrouhard
I merged another PR that gets our CI green, so I rebased your branch on top of that and regenerated the grammar.
Looks like the CI failures are for the same issue as #321. We need to update the tree-sitter dependency (and potentially bump it to ABI 15) and regen before CI...
I merged your other PR to get CI green, so I went ahead and rebased this one on top and regenerated. Thanks again!
> On Linux, we get a magnitude of 1.0 for a generic wheel click regardless of speed. If I understand this correctly, macOS does speed scaling at the OS level...
Ping @mitchellh - would you be able to test / merge this when you get some time? Thanks!
This is invalid c++. `operator` is a reserved keyword.
It shouldn't compile if there's a data member just called "`operator`" ... seems like a bug with your compiler.
I think this is a general issue with explicitly calling any operator overload. Same problem with `this->operator++(1)` or `foo.operator*()` etc. I'll reopen and edit the title.
I cannot, only @amaanq or @maxbrunsfeld can do that.