Re: [Spirit Development][Karma] statement [_0 = _val] is broken in trunk

Robert,

> The problem seems to be isolated to the _0 placeholder.  

It seems actually to be a problem in Phoenix. Joel?

> A simple
> workaround is to change [_0 = _val] to [_1 = at_c<0>(_val),_2 =
> at_c<1>(_val),...]  It's a bit more work, especially for large tuples, but
> is better than having a broken rule.
> 
> Just remember to include #include
> <boost/spirit/home/phoenix/statement/sequence.hpp> if you use the comma
> operator.

Sure, this will always work too.

Regards Hartmut
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