This PR fixes a problem which generates invalid TS code when an ASN.1 enumerated definition contains comments in its elements. For example, with the following ASN.1 descriptions:
CopValue::= ENUMERATED {
noEntry (0),
co2class1 (1), -- below 101 g/km
co2class2 (2), -- 101 to 120 g/km
co2class3 (3), -- 121 to 140 g/km
co2class4 (4), -- 141 to 160 g/km
co2class5 (5), -- 161 to 200 g/km
co2class6 (6), -- 201 to 250 g/km
co2class7 (7), -- above 250 g/km
reservedforUse (8) -- reserved for future CEN and ISO use
}
The output of the compiler incorrectly messes up the variables with the comments.
export enum CopValue {
noEntry = "noEntry",
below 101 g/km
co2class1 = "co2class1",
101 to 120 g / km
co2class2 = "co2class2",
121 to 140 g / km
co2class3 = "co2class3",
141 to 160 g / km
co2class4 = "co2class4",
161 to 200 g / km
co2class5 = "co2class5",
201 to 250 g / km
co2class6 = "co2class6",
above 250 g / km
co2class7 = "co2class7",
reserved for future CEN and ISO use
reservedforUse = "reservedforUse",
};
With this fix it now outputs correct TS code, as follows:
export enum CopValue {
noEntry = "noEntry",
co2class1 = "co2class1", // below 101 g/km
co2class2 = "co2class2", // 101 to 120 g/km
co2class3 = "co2class3", // 121 to 140 g/km
co2class4 = "co2class4", // 141 to 160 g/km
co2class5 = "co2class5", // 161 to 200 g/km
co2class6 = "co2class6", // 201 to 250 g/km
co2class7 = "co2class7", // above 250 g/km
reservedforUse = "reservedforUse", // reserved for future CEN and ISO use
};
This PR fixes a problem which generates invalid TS code when an ASN.1 enumerated definition contains comments in its elements. For example, with the following ASN.1 descriptions:
The output of the compiler incorrectly messes up the variables with the comments.
With this fix it now outputs correct TS code, as follows: