In the current implementation, the parse starts when the first element is followed by a comma
This is processed in the same way for parentheses
Thus, the parentheses will cause unintended behavior, since the analysis will be the same as if the parentheses were not present
>> f x, y)
Error[#0205]: File <stdin>, line 1,
1 | f x, y)
: ------
: `- `;` or newline should be added
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
>>> f(x, y
::f:
::x
::y
mtshiba
commented
1 year ago
Describe the code issue?
In the current implementation, the parse starts when the first element is followed by a comma This is processed in the same way for parentheses Thus, the parentheses will cause unintended behavior, since the analysis will be the same as if the parentheses were not present
Additional context
Erg version
0.6.1-nightly.1
Python version
Python3.11.x
OS
Windows 10