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2016-07-03
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With Parinfer on, the following code:
((juxt (partial reductions move) (partial reductions mirror))
[0 0]
movements)
continuously gets 'corrected' to:
((juxt (partial reductions move) (partial reductions mirror)
[0 0]
movements))
In which the two values become arguments (and therefore functions) for juxt
, rather than arguments for the result of juxt
.
So far, this is the only time Parinfer has failed me, but this forced me to disable it entirely for this particular file. If there's a way to tell the structural editing system to ignore a block of code that'd be great.