Closed jeffreykegler closed 5 years ago
All of those should be outer =~s instead yup. I guess it's maybe trying to reiterate "adding a new layer now"?
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In a handful of places in hoon.hoon and clay.hoon, a TISGAR is piggy-backed after a HEPHEP. From hoon.hoon, lines 3659 on:
++ toon $% {$0 p/*} :: success {$1 p/(list)} :: blocks {$2 p/(list tank)} :: stack trace == :: ++ wonk *(veq/edge ?~(q.veq !! p.u.q.veq)) :: product from edge -- => :::: 4: layer four :: :: :: :: 4a: exotic bases ::
It strikes me that this should not be allowed. The problem shows up, among other places, in the staircase in the above, which is anchored based on the HEPHEP (--). My current anchoring logic requires the re-anchor brick to be a parent of the rune, and HEPHEP isn't a parent, it isn't even strictly speaking a rune.
@ohAitch https://github.com/ohAitch: require the HEPHEP to be on a line by itself, or with other HEPHEPs in a criss-cross? Or something else?
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Added these to anomaly.suppressions
. Also created a check that HEPHEP only shares a line with other HEPHEP's, and added the 9 occurrences of warnings about it to anomaly.suppressions
. Marking "ready to be closed".
Closed as per the above.
In a handful of places in
hoon.hoon
andclay.hoon
, a TISGAR is piggy-backed after a HEPHEP. Fromhoon.hoon
, lines 3659 on:It strikes me that this should not be allowed. The problem shows up, among other places, in the staircase in the above, which is anchored based on the HEPHEP (
--
). My current anchoring logic requires the re-anchor brick to be a parent of the rune, and HEPHEP isn't a parent, it isn't even strictly speaking a rune.@ohAitch: require the HEPHEP to be on a line by itself, or with other HEPHEPs in a criss-cross? Or something else?