Misleading error message in case of missing quotes

[HolQue]

I define a string value as composite string in these ways:

"composite_string_1" : (1.01)--'${string_01}'--(1.02)--'${string_02}'
"composite_string_2" : ${string_01} -- '${string_01}${string_02}' -- ${string_02}

In both cases the quotes around the composite string at the right hand side of the colon are missing. But in case of a composite string (dollar operator expressions together with hard coded string parts) quotes are required. This requirement is not fulfilled. Therefore errors are expected.

The difference between composite_string_1 and composite_string_2 is: The value of composite_string_1 contains dollar operator expressions inside, whereas the value of composite_string_2 starts and ends with a dollar operator expression. It seems that this difference has an (unwanted) impact on the parser.

The error message for composite_string_1 is like expected: Expecting value:
The error message for composite_string_2 deviates: Expecting ',' delimiter

But the root problem is the same in both cases: missing quotes. Therefore no value can be identified. Therefore the error message also for composite_string_2 is expected to be: Expecting value:

[HolQue]

Please refer to rules of value identification in

#95

[namsonx]

Hello Holger,

Thank you for your finding, I will create a pull-request to cover this scenario.

Thank you,
Son

[namsonx]

Hello Holger,

I created pull-request #115 for this ticket. The latest commit was merge to my testing branch.

Thank you,
Son

[HolQue]

Retest successful.

[test-fullautomation]

solved and already merged #147