JSAbrahams
commented
5 years ago So this bug has been fixed in #151
However, a limitation of the current pipeline/parsing framework is that the order of classes and statements is not kept. So in the output, all the classes are written first and then all the statements, meaning that the ordering of classes and statements is lost (though hiding statements between classes is bad practice anyway).
Not sure if this is a bad thing, but it is behaviour which should be kept in mind.
Description of Bug
The parser throws an error if we have a few statements followed by a class.
How to Reproduce
Write a script with a few statements followed by a class
Expected behaviour
We would expect the script to execute as usual Namely, it should be possible to have a few statements followed by a class, i.e., write a script with some statements with for instance a helper class at the bottom.