Add an intermediate Placeable production for Expressions within Patterns #52
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Added the `Placeable` production as a wrapper for expressions in patterns. This allows storing more precise information about the whitespace around the placeable's braces. Separated the `expr` type into `inline_expr` and `block_expr`. This mirrors the EBNF, where a select expression cannot by an argument to a call expression nor selector of another select expression without being wrapped in braces.
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Fixes #47.
Added the
Placeableproduction as a wrapper for expressions inpatterns. This allows storing more precise information about the
whitespace around the placeable's braces.
Separated the
exprtype intoinline_exprandblock_expr. Thismirrors the EBNF, where a select expression cannot by an argument to
a call expression nor selector of another select expression without
being wrapped in braces.