config/lang: don't see * as part of var name [GH-2046] #2505
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It's one of those cases that you mumble: 'mother(&^(( user input...' |
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config/lang: don't see * as part of var name [GH-2046]
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Fixes #2046
This wasn't as straightforward as I expected (though still simple), since actually '*' should be part of identifier names in certain cases. So we check if the prior char was '.' and let it through. Otherwise, we bail.
There are tests covering both cases. One is new, the other already existed.