gilch
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1 year ago Slight loss of coverage again. Missing a test case for a tag starting with a dot, although I did test this manually. If I ever bundle one, this will get covered. .X# etc., might happen.
There's probably a lot more that's not covered in the bundled macros, and I haven't attempted mutation testing yet, so I doubt I was 100% covered before. This is insignificant by comparison. #46 has been in my issues for a while, but I'm not planning to resolve it before the next release.
Resolves #149
No fix for
.,.., or..... The EDN Hissps currently need the single.reserved, and traditional Lisp editors might consider that part of a dotted list, so it probably shouldn't be allowed as a symbol in Lissp without an escape.....__class__is valid (<class 'ellipsis'>), so allowing....would be weird...is similarly ambiguous. Is it a method.QzFULLxSTOP_? A module handleQzFULLxSTOP_.? Escapes (\) should be required to disambiguate.No change to handling of
##(still a symbol, not a tag). I don't think I want to allow unescaped#in tags. Also, tags could apply to hash strings.The other cases identified have been dealt with. This unfortunately complicates the code more than I would like, but seems worth it to deal with these edge cases.