Brad Pierce wrote:
> The issue then is about unlikely constructs such as the following,
> in which extra slashes have been added
>
> :///xxxxxxx
>
> In my opinion, this is still clearly a : token followed by a comment
> token. Note that comments are not part of the BNF. Regardless of
> how most current lexers are written, comments are conceptually stripped
> out before any tokens are emitted to the parser.
This means you would not be able to juxtapose a one-line comment to the :/
operator.
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