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Disambiguate ^= without needing [contiguous]
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Thank you! See tc39/ecmarkup#356 (comment). |
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Maybe we should later rename InputElementRegExp and InputElementDiv to something like InputElementExpressionStart and something like InputElementExpressionInfixOperator…though I supposed that would be an editorial change. CC: @bakkot |
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^= withuot needing [contiguous]^= without needing [contiguous]
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^=is a single token whenever/can be parsed as a division token. If/cannot be parsed as a division (and thus starts a regexp),^=is not a valid token.^is always valid, since it can either appear in expression position or in infix position.This is an alternative fix for #13.