On Thursday, April 6, 2017 at 4:34:07 AM UTC-5, Edward K. Ream wrote:
> A big oops: There are two more *important *uses of atAuto in
ic.createOutline: [snip]
A giant step forward. All unit tests pass when ic.createOutline asserts
atAuto is False.
To make this happen, ic.scannerUnitTest calls
ic.createOutline(...atAuto=True), *regardless *of its atAuto keyword arg.
This means:
1. All atAuto args to ic.scannerUnitTest can be eliminated.
This is a big deal: all mysterious atAuto args in the unit tests *themselves
*will disappear.
2. All atAuto args to all importers can be eliminated.
Another big deal. This was a major "huh?".
3. The following code in i.gen_ref never fires and can be eliminated:
if self.is_rst and not self.atAuto:
return None
Not a huge deal, but it's always good to remove a mysterious test and
special case.
We are about to see the end of a major "huh?" that has infected Leo's code.
Edward
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