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7:24 AM
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wqweto
commented
on issue
#750: Parser error: Select Case, multi Case
> This has to be valid `sC_Selection`
Case f(1) To f(5)
Why are you insisting on using LITERAL of any king instead of `valueStmt`? Just order these as not to be ambiguous like this
sC_Selection :
IS WS? comparisonOperator WS? valueStmt # caseCondIs
| valueStmt WS? TO WS? valueStmt # caseCondTo
| valueStmt # caseCondValue
;
Or there is some
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12:58 PM
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EBrown8534
commented
on issue
#750: Parser error: Select Case, multi Case
> It looks like that is valid, as well as:
Case 15 To "asdf"
Case Val("25") To Val("52")
etc.
So, maybe that is the most appropriate way to handle all the situations.
Duga
1:27 PM
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ckuhn203
commented
on issue
#750: Parser error: Select Case, multi Case
>
valueStatement
:+1:
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ckuhn203
commented
on issue
#753: Grammar of
INTEGERLITERAL
and
DOUBLELITERAL
is too permissive
> :+1:
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2:58 PM
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wqweto
commented
on issue
#753: Grammar of
INTEGERLITERAL
and
DOUBLELITERAL
is too permissive
> I think
INTEGERLITERAL
must accept
%
and
&
suffixes only (for integer and long) while
DOUBLELITERAL
can accept
@
,
!
and
#
(for decimal, single and double) and then
'.' DIGIT*
part has to be optional.
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