Julia issue 97

[getzze]

closes #97

EDIT: now a correct "bad before; good after" example.

table[]!='#'

is now parsed correctly as table identifier, [] brackets, != operator and '#' character.
Instead of table identifier, [] brackets, !=' operator and #' comment (because the first ' was incorrectly parsed as adjoint)

Also update unicode characters allowed as identifiers.

[nyamatongwe]

Committed the 7eaf635 change set with examples in x.jl as 84f9a6c. Pull requests should include short test cases that show 'bad before; good after' so they can be checked and will remain fixed.

The above example doesn't parse as stated since ! is part of the table! identifier.

Lexing result both before and after e267314

{9}table!{7}={6}'#'{0}

However, it does fix the originating problem and this simplified example:

table[d]!='#' for d=[(1,0),(-1,0),(0,1),(0,-1)]

[getzze]

Sorry, I put a bad example (I edited the first message).

I added a commit with a test case.

[nyamatongwe]

Committed.

[nyamatongwe]

Included in 5.1.9.