Added support for primitive types type inference with std::ops::Not #698
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TIL you can negate numbers in rust! |
That's an interesting difference with C. C doesn't have bool, so it has two negation operators:
Because Rust does have a boolean type, and, unlike C++, does not have source compatability with C, it can use |
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698: Added support for primitive types type inference with std::ops::Not r=flodiebold a=WizardOfMenlo On the guideline of #544 , this allows for type inference for all primitive types implementing [std::ops::Not](https://doc.rust-lang.org/beta/std/ops/trait.Not.html). I think this should be relevant #394 as well? Co-authored-by: WizardOfMenlo <[email protected]>
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On the guideline of #544 , this allows for type inference for all primitive types implementing std::ops::Not. I think this should be relevant #394 as well?