The end dot does not get parsed as part of ENUM defintion

[gustason]

For example,

ENUM LiteraryMood FLAGS:
    define ENUM None = 0
                Joyful
                Melancholy
                Heroic
                Whimsical
                Epic
                JoyfulMelancholy = Joyful,Melancholy
                Tragic = Epic.
END ENUM.

The enum_statement gets parsed as ENUM LiteraryMood FLAGS: define ENUM None = 0 Joyful Melancholy Heroic Whimsical Epic JoyfulMelancholy Likewise, the enum_definition gets parsed as define ENUM None = 0 Joyful Melancholy Heroic Whimsical Epic JoyfulMelancholy = Joyful,Melancholy The . does not get parsed at all.

[eglekaz]

When I made the enum shorter, I see that end dot is parsed as a enum_definition.

From your description it looks like the information given by parser is just trimmed. Please check this again. If the issue is still there, we will submit the ticket

[gustason]

Another example:

ENUM Weather:
    define ENUM Rainy
                Default = Sunny
                Cloudy
                Snowy
                Apocalyptic.
END ENUM.

It is true that enum_definition contains a dot (define ENUM Rainy Default = Sunny Cloudy Snowy Apocalyptic.).

Nonetheless, if we parse all the children of enum_definition, this is what we get:

childType: DEFINE
childText: define
childType: ENUM
childText: ENUM
childType: enum_member
childText: Rainy
childType: enum_member
childText: Default = Sunny
childType: enum_member
childText: Cloudy
childType: enum_member
childText: Snowy
childType: enum_member
childText: Apocalyptic

The dot does not get parsed as part of the children, therefore we are left with this:

ENUM Weather:
    define ENUM Rainy
                Default = Sunny
                Cloudy
                Snowy
                Apocalyptic
END ENUM.

[gustason]

I suppose it is fine since the dot is always at the end so it can be easily added manually.