Fix turning division operator into line comment in compact mode #7131
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Please note that part of the issue was already addressed on master: concatenating / and comments. However, concatenating / and regexes was still a problem. Fixed that and added the two tests from the other pull request. |
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@karottenreibe thanks! |
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After emitting a division operator, the code generator MUST output a space if a comment is output right afterwards, otherwise, the division slash and the comment's starting slash will be merged to produce a line comment. See #7071