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Fields should be able to have a primitive name as part of their prefix. #9

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ZackPierce opened this issue Jan 29, 2020 · 0 comments

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ZackPierce commented Jan 29, 2020

Currently, any LCM field with one of the primitive type names in the first half of its content is not parsed correctly.

I would expect the following to be successful using the field_type parser function in rust-lcm-codgen/src/parser.rs , but it is not.

assert_eq!(field_type("boolean_with_suffix"),
            Ok(("", Type::Struct(StructType { namespace: None, name: "boolean_with_suffix".to_string() }))));

Instead, we get:

Expected :Ok(("", Struct(StructType { namespace: None, name: "boolean_with_suffix" })))
Actual   :Ok(("_with_suffix", Primitive(Boolean)))

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