Simon Marechal
Simon Marechal
Same thing for the `.unwrap` method. It would require a big change in the parser first to support that kind of things.
Did you fix it? I can't really reproduce it now.
Hum, I can't reproduce it, but I shipped a very small simplification to the parser. Can you send me a minimal example that exhibits de problematic behavior?
I don't think it's easy to fix it properly. This is one of the most tangled parts of the code, as the "current position" is kept in the state monad....
It is recognized, you just can't use it, as it would stall :)
It might be solved by implementing the template function from ruby itself, but I am unsure on how to do that.
I can implement that though.
The second case can be fixed with relative ease. For the first case, it would require interpreting the `bar` define, which will be annoying (state would need to be restored...
I don't think I can approve anything :/