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Missing [?U] for ClassEscape :: CharacterClassEscape #1082

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anba opened this Issue Jan 26, 2018 · 5 comments

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anba commented Jan 26, 2018

CharacterClassEscape now also has [U], so it needs to be passed from ClassEscape.

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And from AtomEscape.
See ee6c6b6

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jmdyck commented Jan 26, 2018

And from AtomEscape.
See ee6c6b6

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Also the Annex B definitions of AtomEscape and ClassEscape, presumably.

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bterlson commented Feb 12, 2018

Also the Annex B definitions of AtomEscape and ClassEscape, presumably.

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Yup, ee6c6b6 has got those too.

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jmdyck commented Feb 12, 2018

Yup, ee6c6b6 has got those too.

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Ahh I missed that in the midst of @jmdyck's editorial PR. I guess I'll splice out my duplicate commit there.

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bterlson commented Feb 12, 2018

Ahh I missed that in the midst of @jmdyck's editorial PR. I guess I'll splice out my duplicate commit there.

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Looks like it's fixed now. Thanks @jmdyck !

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anba commented Apr 13, 2018

Looks like it's fixed now. Thanks @jmdyck !

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