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This might depend on the grammar we're using, but it would be nice to offer even some rudimentary parsing for sh, bash, and Guile. Idk much about tree-sitter, but the :language key seems to indicate some existing mechanisms for this?
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I tried to see what the parse tree looks like for an invocation of $(guile [sexp]), but run into upstream issue #8. It's reportedly not an issue on the "master" branch (as opposed to "main"), but I get a compine-time error about RECIPEPREFIX_VAR not being a constant expression when used as a case condition-- I can see that it is a constant variable, but know that's not necessarily the same thing as a constant expression. Unfortunately I don't have more time for that right now.
Leaving this issue open because I may still be able to implement sub-parsing for SH.
This might depend on the grammar we're using, but it would be nice to offer even some rudimentary parsing for sh, bash, and Guile. Idk much about tree-sitter, but the
:language
key seems to indicate some existing mechanisms for this?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: