Add support for transliteration in Perl lexer #1250
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Add support for tr/// and y/// by hitching along with s/// from substitutions. Also reduce the number of substitution rules by taking an arbitrary delimiter, as with match below, which has the benefit of matching more substitutions correctly. Also move __DATA__ down to live with __END__, because it also signals the end of parsing.
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@labster Thanks for the submission! Will have a look at this in the next couple of days and get back to you with any comments :) |
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@labster Looks good to me! Will merge in. |
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Add support for tr/// and y/// by hitching along with s/// from
substitutions. Also reduce the number of substitution rules by
taking an arbitrary delimiter, as with match below, which has the
benefit of matching more substitutions correctly.
Also move DATA down to live with END, because it also
signals the end of parsing.