parser: Check and prompt for empty patterns and region properties (fix crash)#3256
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Does this fit your expectation?
Yup, the behavior is exactly what I meant!
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By checking for broken syntax definitions in the parsing step we're able to prevent a possible recursion in the current highlighter engine. As a positive side effect we create more precise error messages for the user to help fixing the issues.
Fixes #3253