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The spec states: > For constants, ... the final identifier token before the semicolon at > the end of the declaration determines the identifier. I guess this is technically correct, because the value wouldn't be an identifier, but this could say more clearly that the identifier is before the '='.
That isn't the case for attributes, exception fields and dictionary members, though. Do you think I should split that into another bullet point?
I think that would be slightly clearer, yes.
OK, I did that.