Our old code has tons of assignments inside if statements, like:
if (err = somefunction())
return err;
These are flagged by the clangd suggesting that it should be either
if ( (err = somefunction()) )
or
if (err == somefunction())
In the past, if you left-clicked on the little light bulb at the end of the
line, it would put up a menu of fixits, offering a choice of those two fixes.
In 7.01, when I left-click, it simply goes ahead and applies the *second* fix
without presenting a choice. That, of course, creates a very hard-to-see bug.
I can just barely see where someone might think this change is a good idea, but
it seems more likely to be a bug. Thought I would ask before filing a bug, as
I'm not very good at searching the bugs data base.
At one point, I clicked on the yellow triangle in the left margin and got the
little fixit widget. I clicked on the one I wanted (adding parens) and it
applied BOTH fixes!
-John Weeks
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