This PR fixes a regression, introduced by #3986, which breaks syntax highlighting in objects, as comma is no longer consumed as key-value-pair separator.
It's not the ternary expression, which allows commas, but the for statement, which allows multiple expressions, separated by comma after in keyword.
for (var in <expr>, <expr>, ...)
expr: any valid expression, maybe ternary, maybe function-call
The change to ternary expressions is reverted and for-condition context is modified instead to allow multiple expressions after in keyword.
This PR fixes a regression, introduced by #3986, which breaks syntax highlighting in objects, as comma is no longer consumed as key-value-pair separator.
It's not the ternary expression, which allows commas, but the for statement, which allows multiple expressions, separated by comma after
inkeyword.The change to ternary expressions is reverted and for-condition context is modified instead to allow multiple expressions after
inkeyword.Also scope
;invalid if there are too many.