New: Add u and y regex flags (refs #10) #11
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Okay, finally got all the tests working. Definitely need to pull apart the test system, it's quite circuitous and hard to figure out what is causing certain things to go wrong. |
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New: Add u and y regex flags (refs #10)
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The tests are failing because I had to add the missing
regexproperty to both AST nodes and tokens when they represent a regular expression. This is becausevalueis unreliable given that Node.js doesn't support either flag, meaning we can't create a newRegExpto assign tovalue. Theregexproperty is already in Esprima Harmony, I just ported it over.The failing tests are those of the third-party JS libraries that Esprima uses to test AST output. I haven't had the time to convert those as they are massive.
Also, I found a bug where
tokenize()wasn't respecting theecmascriptsetting. That's fixed in this commit.