`this is an ES6 string which has double-quoted jison var ref like this: "${@var}"`
in the above situation, with the quotes inside the template string, around the jison variable reference, such a variable doesn't get expanded.
The problem existed in the jison grammar spec itself, but a quick hack at least has that one circumvented for the time being:
var js_var = @var; // this DOES get expanded!
...`this is an ES6 string which has double-quoted jison var ref like this: "${js_var}"`
// ^^^ the above string template delivers as expected and doesn't barf a hairball when executed.
(See bnf.y for an example of this)
This needs to be fixed; we'll need the new tweaked recast library for real for this, as we've just hit the limit of regex replace power. ;-)
in the above situation, with the quotes inside the template string, around the jison variable reference, such a variable doesn't get expanded.
The problem existed in the jison grammar spec itself, but a quick hack at least has that one circumvented for the time being:
(See bnf.y for an example of this)
This needs to be fixed; we'll need the new tweaked
recast
library for real for this, as we've just hit the limit of regex replace power. ;-)