Dan Klishch b74df136fe JSSpecCompiler: Always treat trailing MemberAccess as punctuation ... Due to the way expression parser is written, we need to resolve the ambiguity between member access operators and dots used for punctuation during lexing. The lexer uses a (totally bulletproof) heuristic to do that: whenever '.' is followed by ' ' or '\n', it is considered a dot and member access otherwise. While it works fine for prettified test cases, non-prettified files often lack enter after a trailing dot character. Since MemberAccess will always be invalid at that position, explicitly treat trailing dot as a part of punctuation.		2024-01-21 14:57:10 -07:00
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simple.cpp	JSSpecCompiler: Add our first test :^)	2023-12-07 10:13:21 -07:00
simple.cpp.expectation	JSSpecCompiler: Store arguments in declaration instead of definition	2024-01-21 14:57:10 -07:00
spec-no-new-line-after-dot.xml	JSSpecCompiler: Always treat trailing MemberAccess as punctuation	2024-01-21 14:57:10 -07:00
spec-no-new-line-after-dot.xml.expectation	JSSpecCompiler: Always treat trailing MemberAccess as punctuation	2024-01-21 14:57:10 -07:00
spec-single-function-simple.xml	JSSpecCompiler: Recurse into the correct subtrees in RecursiveASTVisitor	2024-01-21 14:57:10 -07:00
spec-single-function-simple.xml.expectation	JSSpecCompiler: Recurse into the correct subtrees in RecursiveASTVisitor	2024-01-21 14:57:10 -07:00