Grammar Problem - double quotes

[twalmsley]

this fails to parse:

a="x".p;

but its fine if the .p is removed, or if we use graves instead of double quotes, or if both double quotes are escaped.

Is this a problem that needs to be fixed or can we live with it?

[twalmsley]

This can probably be ignored since it can be written as:

a="x.p";

I've looked into making graves and quotes behave the same way before and failed to get a working grammar - I expect it would mean a major restructure and we should just accept that graves will never be the same as quotes.

[elliottinvent]

I've got a new version of the grammar that deals with a="x".p; ok and hasn't had any trouble with a bunch of random tests I've given it. Have added as branch elliott-grammar-changes.

[twalmsley]

This doesn't parse with the new grammar, but if that is now correct behaviour the ticket can be closed.

[elliottinvent]

Yes this should fail.