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First of all, apologies if this is not the right place for reporting bugs related to fnlfmt. I would appreciate if you pointed me to the right place if that's the case.
Now for the actual issue:
Given an x.fnl file containing:
{"@foo.bar"42}
fnlfmt x.fnl produces {:@foo.bar 42} which then throws x.fnl:1:2 Parse error: invalid character: @ error.
I use Fennel 1.3.1-dev on PUC Lua 5.4 and fnlfmt version 0.3.1-dev.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
No problem; this is fine, thanks. In fact, this is a bug in Fennel itself; you get the same problem putting that table into the Fennel repl outside antifennel. The root cause is probably in src/fennel/view.fnl.
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[fnlfmt] Issue when strings containing @ are simplified
Issue when strings containing @ are simplified
May 27, 2023
First of all, apologies if this is not the right place for reporting bugs related to fnlfmt. I would appreciate if you pointed me to the right place if that's the case.
Now for the actual issue:
Given an
x.fnl
file containing:fnlfmt x.fnl
produces{:@foo.bar 42}
which then throwsx.fnl:1:2 Parse error: invalid character: @
error.I use
Fennel 1.3.1-dev on PUC Lua 5.4
andfnlfmt version 0.3.1-dev
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: