Rust: Fix integer literals' delimiters #984
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@rhysd I'm really sorry this has been outstanding for so long. It looks good but could you add some examples to the Rust visual sample for future reference? The file is in |
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I added it at f58aef2. Please check the sample is sufficient in terms of reference.
Please never mind. Thank you for maintaining awesome project. |
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Thanks for updating it so quickly! Just waiting for the Travis CI build to complete and then I'll merge :) |
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@rhysd Thanks again for the contribution! :) |
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I noticed
_is not lexed as delimiter in integer literals. This PR fixes the point. Additionally,-was considered as delimiter in0xliteral, but it's not correct. I also fixed the point.example: