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certain meta characters shouldn't be allowed in char ranges
Is your reference another parser in the AST explorer, or JS itself? and if JS, how do you know the internal structure? My parents think I should learn more about this topic, and if I’m going to help out, I should probably figure out how to make a good pull request.
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Thanks for the report, yeah, the /[\w-z]/.test('-') should actually be parsed as a char class containing \w, - and z.
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issue commentDmitrySoshnikov/regexp-tree
certain meta characters shouldn't be allowed in char ranges
...and ditto for Unicode properties like /\p{P}-z/u
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issue openedDmitrySoshnikov/regexp-tree
meta characters shouldn't be allowed in char ranges
When I parse the regex /[\w-z]/ it should throw an error, but instead parses as a regular character range with \w at the beginning. https://astexplorer.net/#/gist/124dd2c7d464e3cf68b532bf8dacae7f/01a86f60e792112367c9395cf1094b5806dcaab1 If I figure out how to fix it I'll let you know!
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issue commentDmitrySoshnikov/regexp-tree
Parser: (re)allow duplicate group names (e.g. move the check out of the parser)
thanks for the work... And also for the pointer to the proposal, I also commented there.
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issue commentDmitrySoshnikov/regexp-tree
Escaped hyphen in character class
I think I figured it out! Insert at line 377
if (s === 'u_class' && yytext.slice(1,1) == "-") return 'ESC_CHAR'
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issue commentDmitrySoshnikov/regexp-tree
Escaped hyphen in character class
Although, Regexr throws the same error in Unicode mode: https://regexr.com/5kn5o
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issue commentDmitrySoshnikov/regexp-tree
Escaped hyphen in character class
I'm kind of a Github newbie and don't know how to make a PR, but it looks like the character class on that line just needs a dash at the end.
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issue commentDmitrySoshnikov/regexp-tree
Escaped hyphen in character class
I can't quite decode how to fix it, but the problem's on line 375 of regexp-tree/src/parser/generated/regexp-tree.js
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issue openedDmitrySoshnikov/regexp-tree
Escaped hyphen in character class
When the unicode flag is set, escaped dashes in a character class result in an "invalid Unicode sequence" error. See snippet for an example, /a[a-z]/u https://astexplorer.net/#/gist/4ea2b52f0e546af6fb14f9b2f5671c1c/49dafda5429858220f62387740fd4226cdc3dde0
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issue commentDmitrySoshnikov/regexp-tree
Parser: (re)allow duplicate group names (e.g. move the check out of the parser)
yes, --loose-mode looks good and the way specific options are added. I assume they would merge with the defaults?
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issue commentDmitrySoshnikov/regexp-tree
Parser: (re)allow duplicate group names (e.g. move the check out of the parser)
thanks for answering...
well "perl" would be a big claim...perl regexps are quite a lot more (I never got on par with all the useful features).
I think, providing some options for such simple cases would be good. Something like option sets would be another nice feature. So, one could gather some options and set them all at once. Some sets could be part of the distribution. I understand, having too much (especially complicated) options could create a maintenance nightmare.
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issue commentDmitrySoshnikov/regexp-tree
Broken optimize with multiple optional whitespace `\s`
On further investigation, this appears to impact a lot of character classes:
/\w?\w?/ for example, as well as \r, \n, \v, etc.
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Optimization breaks "match all" in multiline regexps
This regexp is optimized like this:
- /lorem(?:.|\n)*?ipsum/m
+ /lorem[.\n]*?ipsum/m
This breaks the regex:
(.|\n)means "any character, including a newline character"[.\n]means "a period character or a newline character"
See https://github.com/sindresorhus/eslint-plugin-unicorn/issues/895.
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