Remove "=" & left-assoc opers from "OP" regex. Fixes #18. #61
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Munging the right-associative "=" and "+", "-", etc., in with the "OP" regex was creating issues where they were being treated as "list-intros" by SMIE. I have not quite figured out yet how SMIE determines whether something is a "list-intro" token but this definitely fixes this issue.
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I'm positive there are even more issues here but the good news is that most of these PRs I'm merging in involve removing code! |
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Remove "=" & left-assoc opers from "OP" regex. Fixes #18.
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Munging the right-associative "=" and "+", "-", etc., in with the "OP"
regex was creating issues where they were being treated as "list-intros"
by SMIE.
I have not quite figured out yet how SMIE determines whether something
is a "list-intro" token but this definitely fixes this issue.