"#{1/2}/" parse error

[vird]

iced> "#{1/2}/"
[stdin]:1:1: error: missing ", starting
"#{a/2}/"
^

coffee> "#{1/2}/"
'0.5/'

Other 'fun' stuff

"""
#{a/2}/
"""

MISSING }, STARTING

"#{1/2});/}"

UNMATCHED }

[zapu]

Looks like the lexer has changed a bit, and the strings are parsed differently now in CoffeeScript.

coffee -t -e "\"#{2}/\""
[STRING_START (] [( (] [NUMBER 2] [) )] [+ +] [STRING "/"] [STRING_END )] [TERMINATOR \n]

iced -t -e "\"#{1}/\""
[( (] [STRING ""] [+ +] [NUMBER 1] [+ +] [STRING "/"] [) )] [TERMINATOR \n]

I tried to swap grammar and lexer from latest CoffeeScript to IcedCoffeeScript but the changes are too significant for me to cherry pick things and apply.

[maxtaco]

How about ICS version 3?

On Saturday, December 5, 2015, Michał Zochniak notifications@github.com
wrote:

Looks like the lexer has changed a bit, and the strings are parsed
differently now in CoffeeScript.

coffee -t -e ""#{2}/""
[STRING_START (] [( (] [NUMBER 2] [) )] [+ +] [STRING "/"] [STRING_END )] [TERMINATOR \n]

iced -t -e ""#{1}/""
[( (] [STRING ""] [+ +] [NUMBER 1] [+ +] [STRING "/"] [) )] [TERMINATOR \n]

I tried to swap grammar and lexer from latest CoffeeScript to
IcedCoffeeScript but the changes are too significant for me to cherry pick
things and apply.

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[zapu]

iced3 is already on the new grammar/lexer so it works there.

[vird]

iced -v
IcedCoffeeScript version 108.0.9
still reproduced. Where can i find iced3?

[zapu]

It is still work in progress, unfortunately. You can follow this PR if you are interested: #168

[zapu]

@vird may I ask what's your use case? Would you be able to test new iced3, even by just installing it in test environment and running your application's test suite against it? Thanks

[vird]

@zapu I use iced for generating opencl kernels source code. So I have code something like this

code = """
  int offset = size_x + #{other_offset/2}; // comment
  """

btw. What's a proper method for install iced3? I download branch. I can use ./bin/coffee but i don't know how to install globally.