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[Motions 2023 11 cwg 3] P2662R3 Pack Indexing #6679
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Yes, mistake on my part
I did review all use of |
That may or may not be the case; I can't see such a replacement to be editorial (since we change what those places mean). Or did I miss a blanket instruction in the paper to perform the replacement? |
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Editorial note: the proposed solitary change to strike the word "or" from [expr.prim.id.qual] has not been applied, since it seemed incorrect and inappropriate.
P2662R3 "Pack Indexing" proposed to rename the grammar production "class-or-decltyp" to "class-or-computed-type-specifier", without making matching changes elsewhere in the text. Since that change would break the existing wording and does not otherwise seem to have an beneficial effects, we are reverting it for the moment and await clarification.
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@jensmaurer @tkoeppe I just realized that the wording on top of page 18 does not seem to have been applied |
Fixes #6657
Fixes cplusplus/papers#1329
NOTE:
in the grammar, but nowhere else. There are references to class-or-decltype
in the narrative accompanying the grammar, those references are now pointing
to nowhere.
It is editorially-unclear whether the other mentions of class-or-decltype
should be bluntly replaced, or whether some of them shouldn't (maybe
because of special cases).
The only effect is to destroy the grammar of the sentence.
This can be editorially reverted, I think.