Bugfix: support rust float delimiters #1581
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1_000.0 is a valid float.
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Thanks for this! We actually have a release of Rouge coming later today/early tomorrow (depending on your time zone). This will be part of that release :) |
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The Rust lexer does not currently support the use of `_` in floating point numbers. If the separator comes immedately after the first digit, Rouge lexes it as an error. This commit fixes that bug.
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1_000.0 is a valid float.