variable of two keywords got splited during parsing

[eglekaz]

Variable outputStream in VAR statement was recognized as identifier, but later parsed as two separate keywords, which brings up error and rest of the file is not being formatted.

Example:

method public void WriteJson(filePath as char, inputJson as Object):
    var JsonSerializer jsonSerializer = new JsonSerializer(true).
    var FileOutputStream outputStream = new FileOutputStream(filePath).

    jsonSerializer:Serialize(inputJson, outputStream).
    outputStream:Close().
end method.

[eglekaz]

Same happened with inputTable. And then after this it even thought that "def" in word "default" is DEFINE. Example: This:

if inputTable:default-buffer-handle:available = false then
      undo, throw new AppException(ErrorCode:RECORD_NOT_FOUND, inputTable:name).

Became this: if inputTable:defineault-buffer-handle:available = false then undo, throw new AppException(ErrorCode:RECORD_NOT_FOUND, inputTable:name).

[eglekaz]

Adding description from other issue as well (Cannot name variables that start with "for" or "define"): For example,

case dateFormat:
    when "YYYYYMMDD"
    then
        formattedDate = STRING(day, "99").
    otherwise
        message "HEEOLOO".
end.

turns into:

case dateFormat:
    when "YYYYYMMDD"
    then for
        mattedDate = STRING(day, "99").
    otherwise
        message "HEEOLOO".
end.

Similarly, if you use "define," it can result in:

case dateFormat:
    when "YYYYYMMDD"
    then define
        mattedDate = STRING(day, "99").
    otherwise
        message "HEEOLOO".
end.

[eglekaz]

Registered: https://github.com/usagi-coffee/tree-sitter-abl/issues/53