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@marijnh marijnh commented Mar 27, 2011

You might want to double-check the changes I made to trans_for. Tests still pass, but I must say I'm not 100% clear on what I was doing there.

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marijnh commented Mar 27, 2011

Hold on, that one doesn't clean up the loop variable created by for at all. I'll refine it tomorrow.

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marijnh commented Mar 27, 2011

Err. Reopened. Seems the way I did it makes sense after all, and the block created in trans_for/inner does own the loop variable.

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