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Fix issue 246 #247

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Fix issue 246 #247

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@kubo kubo commented Jun 28, 2022

Close #246

This pull request consists of three commits.

  1. The first commit adds the following method to Parser and use it in the parse_expression method with two arguments.

    std::shared_ptr<ExpressionNode> parse_expression(Template& tmpl)

    The method with one argument returns when unexpected token is found.

  2. The second fixes function(num1 + num2, num3) seems to run as if it is function(num1, num2 + num3) #246. parse_expression with one argument is called recursively for each argument.

  3. The third is optional. If you don't prefer it, I'll revert it. It calls parse_expression with one argument after a left parenthesis instead of counting the nested level by current_paren_level.

@pantor pantor merged commit d462b9f into pantor:master Dec 4, 2022
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pantor commented Dec 4, 2022

Thanks for the fix and for your patience!

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function(num1 + num2, num3) seems to run as if it is function(num1, num2 + num3)
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