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After the removal of the "restricted keyword" feature in 0c82c00 , there's no longer any difference between parse_ident() and parse_value_ident(), and therefore no difference between parse parse_path_without_tps() and parse_value_path(). I've collapsed all of these, removing the redundant functions and eliminating the need for two higher-order arguments.

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After the removal of the "restricted keyword" feature in 0c82c00 , there's no longer any difference between parse_ident() and parse_value_ident(), and therefore no difference between parse parse_path_without_tps() and parse_value_path().  I've collapsed all of these, removing the redundant functions and eliminating the need for two higher-order arguments.
@bors bors closed this Mar 7, 2013
oli-obk pushed a commit to oli-obk/rust that referenced this pull request May 2, 2020
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Incorrect suspicious_op_assign_impl

fixes rust-lang#5255

changelog: In suspicious_op_assign_impl ignore all operators in expression if it's part of AssignOp
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