Brackets are not always balanced correctly in code executed at a state

[ghost]

It appears that if there are extra brackets at the end of code executed when a state is reached, even if they are properly balanced, they are not parsed correctly unless there is a space before them.

e.g.

TEST
    :
        {{if(true); else {} }}
    ;

works, but

TEST
    :
        {{if(true); else {}}}
    ;

results in a parse error.

Cheers,

Marcus.

[zaach]

We don't currently match braces, rather, we match everything between a set of double braces, but I can add a special case to deal with this.

[ghost]

Right. It's probably not massively important, but I think just counting opening/closing brackets would suffice. That will work for properly-formed JavaScript, and may fail for mal-formed JavaScript, which is what you'd want anyway.

[zaach]

Fixed 7108967#diff-1

Now it parses balanced braces so you won't need double braces

[ghost]

Great, thanks. I'll try it out soon.