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- Opened on Sep 20, 2024
- #142
// Copyright (C) 2016 the V8 project authors. All rights reserved.
// This code is governed by the BSD license found in the LICENSE file.
/*---
esid: sec-regular-expressions-patterns
es6id: B.1.4
description: ...
JLHwung
- Opened on Sep 25, 2023
- #134
In JavaScript, the following regex is valid:
/(?=a)?/
However, it is rejected by regjsparser (SyntaxError: Expected atom at position 5).
I think an optional forward lookahead is a little pointless, ...
domdomegg
- 3
- Opened on Mar 10, 2023
- #130
parse( (a)\\1 , u )
throws, but it s a valid regex.
This regression was probably introduced by #115; I m working on a fix.
nicolo-ribaudo
- Opened on Dec 14, 2021
- #121
AST Explorer.
Currently,
/([\1])/
is parsed as
{
type : group ,
behavior : normal ,
body : [
{
type : characterClass ,
body : [
{
type : reference ...
- Opened on Oct 19, 2021
- #114
version: 0.6.8
The null character literal \0 reports its range start incorrectly.
const parse = require( regjsparser ).parse;
console.log(parse( \\0 ).range);
Expectation:
prints [0, 2]
What I got: ...
robmcl4
- 1
- Opened on Mar 23, 2021
- #111
version: 0.6.7
I expected the regexp [\-] to parse as a characterClass with one identifier value, -. Instead, I saw:
SyntaxError: classAtom at position 4
[\-]
^
at bail (/home/robert/Source/test/node_modules/regjsparser/parser.js:1179:13) ...
- 4
- Opened on Mar 22, 2021
- #109
When running 262, a use case involving regular expressions will get a syntax error, but the use case design will not get
the error as：
match = /[\c_]/.exec( \x1e\x1f\x20 );
assert.sameValue(match[0], ...
jsjzgy
- 5
- Opened on Jan 25, 2021
- #107
Hi, this regular expression parsing error
const exp = /\s*(? typedef typedef)?\s*(? struct struct)\s*(? structName \w+)\s*{(? props [^}]*)}(\s*(? aliasName1 \w+)?\s*,\s*(? aliasName2 \*\w+)?\s*;\s*)?/gi; ...
januwA
- 6
- Opened on Jan 6, 2021
- #105
Hi
Thanks for your package! It appears that babel plugin use it to convert regexps.
I found an issue with it. This is a valid js regexp [\]}{]+ but when you try to parse it using regjsparser you will ...
stalniy
- 3
- Opened on Apr 9, 2020
- #104
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