Confusing errors for capital dict keys

[OAGr]

• x Is new feature

Description of suggestion or shortcoming:

When a dict key is capitalized, we don't parse it, and often give an error suggesting the problem is elsewhere. Annoying to debug.

(See line ~46 there)

I know that parser error messages are really annoying though.

[rob-gordon]

@OAGr Wanted to add this isn't just for dicts. In this code:

a = 0.46 to 0.66;
b = .5;
f = ;
c = (B) * F

The error is correctly reported on line 3. But for this code:

A = 0.46 to 0.66;
B = .5;
F = ;
C = (B) * F

it's reported as being on line 1.

[OAGr]

@rob-gordon To be clear, it does seem like the lines are correct there? In the first example, the problem is with ";", which is on line 3. In the second example, the problem is with "A", which is on line 1.

[rob-gordon]

@OAGr Maybe I was confused, are uppercase variable names not allowed in squiggle? Or is there another problem with A in the second example I'm missing?

[OAGr]

Uppercase variable names are not allowed