Includes a check in the indent based lexer to detect problems with the indentation used in the source code. I wasn't sure if it could be better solved by separating the WS terminal into spaces and tabs, but I guess that the performance hit would be pretty similar.
A related issue is that Boo doesn't enforce to use the same amount of indentation everywhere, which makes the following valid code:
class Foo:
a as int
def foo():
if a:
print a
I guess that the compiler is right about that, it should be the job of a linting tool (or custom step) to warn the programmer about those inconsistencies.
Fixes the issue https://github.com/bamboo/boo/issues/19
Includes a check in the indent based lexer to detect problems with the indentation used in the source code. I wasn't sure if it could be better solved by separating the
WSterminal into spaces and tabs, but I guess that the performance hit would be pretty similar.A related issue is that Boo doesn't enforce to use the same amount of indentation everywhere, which makes the following valid code:
I guess that the compiler is right about that, it should be the job of a linting tool (or custom step) to warn the programmer about those inconsistencies.