.*, ./, and == for UniformScaling #6474
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Operators are automatically imported so that was redundant. |
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Ready when squashed. |
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.*, ./, and == for UniformScaling
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Yes, thanks! On Wed, Apr 9, 2014 at 9:22 AM, Andreas Noack Jensen <
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Redo of #6192, which managed to break git, somehow. Adds .*, ./ between UniformScaling and Number, and == for UniformScaling. I see that on master, there are no longer imports for *,/ etc., so I left those off as well, but I can add those if it's an omission.
cc @andreasnoackjensen