Eclipse indexer did not handle the ->* operator correctly and display
error in the editor, whereas it actually is not a bug. Changing the
operator from operator->* to operator+ can resolve this problem.
Proof of concept:
Prority 3 operator+ Right-to-left
Prority 4 operator->* Left-to-right
where:
__catchResult+expr
Supported operator in expr:
Prority 3 +
Prority 3 -
Prority 3 /
Prority 3 *
Prority 13 &&
*STATIC_ASSERT_Expression_Too_Complex_Please_Rewrite_As_Binary_Comparison
Prority 14 ||
*STATIC_ASSERT_Expression_Too_Complex_Please_Rewrite_As_Binary_Comparison
__catchResult + _1Obj operand1 _2Obj .... _NObj
=> (__catchResult + _1Obj) operand1 _2Obj .... _NObj
=> ExpressionLhs<T> operand1 _2Obj .... _NObj
Hence, the change is OK
- Fixed endianness when converting numbers to hex strings
- Added option to show invisibles (/t, /n) in printed strings with -i
- moved toString() impls to impl file
- avoid allocations for static strings used in reporter
When the section tracking code was rewritten a while back to simplify and iron out some bugs the order of evaluation was changed so that each new section was skipped on the first run through.
This had unwelcome consequences for some people.
This commit restores the original semantics (while maintaining the simpler, less buggy, new code).
# By gnzlbg
# Via gnzlbg
* 'master' of https://github.com/gnzlbg/Catch:
Conditionally removes usage of deprecated features
Conflicts (resolved):
include/internal/catch_common.h
include/internal/catch_section.hpp
Added !throws special tag which denotes a test case to be skipped when run with -e
(the idea being that the test case is expected to throw an exception which is not caught within a XXX_THROWS assertion).
- updated command line setup with new API
- updated STITCH macros
- force embedded Clara to use Catch’s console width (but restore it after)
- remove command line tests (as these have now moved into the Clara project)
- Clara now built with new stitch script (based on generateSingleInclude)
- also fixed python scripts for python 3 (print now a function rather than a keyword)
