Not that this has practical use, but I noticed a weird edge case with
constants, unions, and default values:
@0xf5c9d5529d822584;
struct Foo {
union {
first @0 :Void;
second @1 :Text = "mydefault";
}
}
// Now I want to construct Foo with the discriminant set to second, but
using the default value:
const bar = (second = ???);
AFAICT from glancing at the parser code, there is nothing I can put inside
Foo to represent that specific value. This is probably okay, but thought
I'd share the discovery.
-Ross
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