Print the type of istrs as 'str' in error messages. Issue #855
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@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ fn ty_to_str(cx: &ctxt, typ: &t) -> str {
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ty_uint. { "uint" }
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ty_machine(tm) { ty_mach_to_str(tm) }
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ty_char. { "char" }
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ty_istr. { "istr" }
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ty_istr. { "str" }
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ty_box(tm) { "@" + mt_to_str(cx, tm) }
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ty_uniq(t) { "~" + ty_to_str(cx, t) }
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ty_vec(tm) { "[" + mt_to_str(cx, tm) + "]" }
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// error-pattern:^ cannot be applied to type `istr`
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// error-pattern:^ cannot be applied to type `str`
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fn main() { let x = "a" ^ "b"; }
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// error-pattern:expected istr but found [int]
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// error-pattern:expected str but found [int]
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fn main() { fail [0]; }
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// error-pattern:applying unary minus to non-numeric type istr
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// error-pattern:applying unary minus to non-numeric type str
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fn main() { -"foo"; }
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