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When calling functions with a string thats using " instead of ', its still adding the , even in a string
example: plz console.loge with 'very truth such belief wow' -> console.log('very truth such belief wow');
plz console.loge with "very truth such belief wow" -> console.log("very, truth, such, belief, wow");
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Ah yep, the problem currently is with the tokenizer since it only supports ' strings. I'll see how feasible it is to add support for "
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I have something partially working here: https://github.com/dogescript/dogescript/tree/issue-276
Though that now breaks:
very foo is new Bar with "wow","doge"
Which might not be that big of a deal to break as long as the syntax in 3.x is more strict about these argument calls.....
the spec says "Double quotes are not supported" so this seems like almost working as intended
3.x actually throws an error on this though which is nicer
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When calling functions with a string thats using " instead of ', its still adding the , even in a string
example:
plz console.loge with 'very truth such belief wow' -> console.log('very truth such belief wow');
plz console.loge with "very truth such belief wow" -> console.log("very, truth, such, belief, wow");
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: