Unicode sequences
wstucco opened this issue · comments
What is the best way to use unicode escape sequences when defining rules?
I'm having a problem using them, for example if I write this simple rule
define :test, "[\x{000C}\x{0020}]"
it works, but if I add
define :test, "[\x{000C}\x{0020}\x{200A}]"
I get this error
** (MatchError) no match of right hand side value: {" ", "]"}
lib/neotomex/grammar.ex:325: Neotomex.Grammar.match/3
lib/neotomex/grammar.ex:409: Neotomex.Grammar.match_sequence/5
lib/neotomex/grammar.ex:427: Neotomex.Grammar.match_priorities/4
lib/neotomex/grammar.ex:332: Neotomex.Grammar.match/3
lib/neotomex/grammar.ex:409: Neotomex.Grammar.match_sequence/5
lib/neotomex/grammar.ex:427: Neotomex.Grammar.match_priorities/4
lib/neotomex/grammar.ex:332: Neotomex.Grammar.match/3
lib/neotomex/grammar.ex:409: Neotomex.Grammar.match_sequence/5
And if I quote the , I get this error
** (CaseClauseError) no case clause matching: {:ok, {:sequence, []}, "[\\x{000C}\\x{0020}\\x{200A}]"}
lib/neotomex/exgrammar.ex:182: Neotomex.ExGrammar.parse_expression/1
lib/neotomex/exgrammar.ex:153: Neotomex.ExGrammar."MACRO-define"/4
expanding macro: Neotomex.ExGrammar.define/2
lib/coffeescript.ex:39: Coffeescript (module)
Thank you for the quick fix!