It also support identifiers that start with @.
This should follow more closely with the C# specs section 6.4.3.
Note that I removed the \b in the Regex in favor of checking for member access in the code, because the @ is not part of \w and therefore that didn't work.
It also support identifiers that start with @. This should follow more closely with the C# specs section 6.4.3.
Note that I removed the
\b
in the Regex in favor of checking for member access in the code, because the@
is not part of\w
and therefore that didn't work.Fixes #269