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isopsuffix
This works:
julia> collect(Tokenize.tokenize("1 +₂ 2")) 6-element Vector{Tokenize.Tokens.Token}: 1,1-1,1 INTEGER "1" 1,2-1,2 WHITESPACE " " 1,3-1,4 OP "+₂" 1,5-1,5 WHITESPACE " " 1,6-1,6 INTEGER "2" 1,7-1,6 ENDMARKER ""
this should, but does not:
julia> collect(Tokenize.tokenize("1 +̄ 2")) 7-element Vector{Tokenize.Tokens.Token}: 1,1-1,1 INTEGER "1" 1,2-1,2 WHITESPACE " " 1,3-1,3 OP "+" 1,4-1,4 ERROR "̄" 1,5-1,5 WHITESPACE " " 1,6-1,6 INTEGER "2" 1,7-1,6 ENDMARKER ""
and I believe it is causing julia-vscode/CSTParser.jl#284
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https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/e2d647ecdbd657c12314b6d07ab22441db284cc5/src/julia-parser.scm#L66-L73 refers to strip-op-suffix, but I do not see that function's definition.
strip-op-suffix
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This works:
this should, but does not:
and I believe it is causing julia-vscode/CSTParser.jl#284
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: