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feat(mongodb): accept string arguments in Int32/NumberInt helpers #64

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions mongodb/MongoShellParser.g4
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Expand Up @@ -819,9 +819,9 @@ longHelper
: (LONG | NUMBER_LONG) LPAREN (NUMBER | stringLiteral) RPAREN
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// Int32(n), NumberInt(n)
// Int32(n), Int32("n"), NumberInt(n), NumberInt("n")
int32Helper
: (INT32 | NUMBER_INT) LPAREN NUMBER RPAREN
: (INT32 | NUMBER_INT) LPAREN (NUMBER | stringLiteral) RPAREN
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The grammar now accepts Int32("n") / NumberInt("n"), but the parser test suite (driven by mongodb/examples/*.js) currently only exercises numeric Int32(100) / NumberInt(100). Please add examples for the quoted-string forms (e.g., in examples/helper_functions.js) so this new syntax is covered and regressions are caught.

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// Double(n)
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