Numeric literals
svick opened this issue · comments
It would be nice if the syntax of numeric literals could be explained.
I'm talking primarily about features that were added in C# 7.0: binary literals, and digit separators (e.g. 0b0001_0000 uses both).
But older features could be explained too, like hex literals (0xFF), float literals (-1.2e-3), literal suffixes (3M) or even Unicode escapes (\u0066).
I realize that this might not fit well into the current syntax-based system (since those are all lexical features), but I thought it's worth considering anyway.
Thanks, I'll try and see, longer-term SourcePath should be able to match everything anyways.
- Hex literals
- Literal suffixes
- Float literals
- Binary literals
- Digit separators
- Create a ticket for Unicode escapes