Fix Bugzilla issue 24875 #9090
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Fix Bugzilla issue 24875 #9090
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This makes it so that enums whose base type is an aggregate type are also considered an aggregate type. It probably doesn't affect much code, since isAggregateType isn't needed often, and it's fairly rare to declare enums whose base type is an aggregate type, but in general, code that cares whether a type is an aggregate type is going to care that an enum's base type is an aggregate type.
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This makes it so that enums whose base type is an aggregate type are also considered an aggregate type. It probably doesn't affect much code, since isAggregateType isn't needed often, and it's fairly rare to declare enums whose base type is an aggregate type, but in general, code that cares whether a type is an aggregate type is going to care that an enum's base type is an aggregate type.