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Is this expected that this sequence works fine '<0.5 .5/*2>' but this one doesn't '<.5/*2>'
( at least in gibber v2 ) ?
Note that I put a forward slash before the '*' so that it is displayed correctly in GitHub but it shouldn't be there in reality.
It looks like the parser doesn't expect the first atom to have a multiplier ?
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No, that sounds like a bug, and I doubt I would have written any tests for the step operator with only one member. Thanks for the report!
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@mariana0pachon I think this is in the PEG, any interest in tackling it?
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Is this expected that this sequence works fine
'<0.5 .5/*2>'
but this one doesn't
'<.5/*2>'
( at least in gibber v2 ) ?
Note that I put a forward slash before the '*' so that it is displayed correctly in GitHub but it shouldn't be there in reality.
It looks like the parser doesn't expect the first atom to have a multiplier ?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: