Closed btwooton closed 7 years ago
Ok, turns out I was trying to edit the wrong file. I was looking at the files in src/parser
, not realizing we were using the files in src/core/parser
. Fixing that one line of code in is_special_initial
fixed the problem. Closing issue.
-Troy
I am trying to get all of the numeric predicates integrated into our REPL program. When I attempt to evaluate:
>>> (< 4 5)
at the REPL I get the following parser error
Parser.parse_token: invalid token
libc++abi: terminating input with uncaught exception of type char const*
Upon inspection of the Tokenizer.h file, I found a function with the following signature:
bool is_special_initial (char c)
In the body of this function, we check if the character is equal to a number of characters. I discovered that we were checking if
c == '>'
twice. I changed one of these to bec == '<'
hoping that would fix the issue. Unfortunately, this did not fix the parser error. I am going to try and investigate further to see if I can find source of the issue. As I am mostly unfamiliar with the structure of the parser code, any assistance that I could get in this matter would be much appreciated.