| Issue 4: | Regex declaration are not taken into account if declared after they are used. | |
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Consider this gzl file: A: /a/; hello -> "<" A ">"; It compiles and works well. However this one: hello -> "<" A ">"; A: /a/; Does not compile because 'A' is not declared. I guess it is a bug because it is not convenient and it is not written in the documentation. Tested on : gazelle 0.4
Jan 31, 2009
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jhaber...@gmail.com
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FixTarget-0.5
Jan 31, 2009
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jhaberman
Feb 21, 2009
I fixed this bug in Git: http://github.com/haberman/gazelle/commit/e3d2566a0f805cc67b44f1f065d57eb99b9ed141 Your second grammar example now works as expected!
Status:
Fixed
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