/Users/.../solcover/parse.js:165
parse[expression.for.type](contract, expression.for);
^
TypeError: parse[expression.for.type] is not a function
at Object.parseUsingStatement [as UsingStatement] (/Users/.../solcover/parse.js:165:29)
at expression.body.forEach.construct (/Users/.../solcover/parse.js:193:26)
at Array.forEach (native)
at Object.parseContractOrLibraryStatement [as ContractOrLibraryStatement] (/Users/.../solcover/parse.js:192:19)
at Object.ParseContractStatement [as ContractStatement] (/Users/.../solcover/parse.js:198:9)
at expression.body.forEach.construct (/Users/.../solcover/parse.js:212:26)
at Array.forEach (native)
at Object.parseProgram [as Program] (/Users/.../solcover/parse.js:211:19)
at instrumentSolidity (/Users/.../solcover/instrumentSolidity.js:26:18)
at shell.ls.forEach.file (/Users/.../solcover/runCoveredTests.js:43:38)
I use solidity-stringutils by Arachnid (https://github.com/Arachnid/solidity-stringutils) which relies on the "using strings for *" syntax. This doesn't seem to be supported at the moment: