support protected identifiers

[flying-sheep]

as it’s perfectly reasonable to do exports.default = foo, yet the transformed syntax is the illegal export var default = connect.default

probably coincides with #10, as the project in question was react-redux, which seems to be compiled with babel

[flying-sheep]

another problem is that apparently acorn doesn’t handle comments in function declarations or so…

function compileMap(/* lists... */) {

raises unexpected in parseExprAtom. both were found via this hack: rollup/rollup#296 (comment)

isn’t there better parsers than acorn? e.g. babylon? i guess the first comment is wrong code generation, but this comment is probably a parser not coded to spec…

[Swatinem]

I’m also stumbled across this just now. The export var default = X.default trips up the rollup parser.

[flying-sheep]

that should be handled in a special way anyway, since babel AFAIK started to translate it that way (with an explicit member “exports.default = ...“ instead of directly as “module.exports = ...”

[Rich-Harris]

#16 fixes this – I've updated that branch in light of some more recent changes. @Victorystick if you get a chance to review it, should be good to merge?

[Rich-Harris]

@flying-sheep that's... very odd. Acorn should parse that comment just fine. Are you able to reproduce that specific bug separately?

[Rich-Harris]

I've released 2.1.0 with the fix. @flying-sheep I don't know if that parser error deserves a separate issue or if rollup/rollup#296 (comment) covers it? Either way I'll close this as it's unrelated to the reserved identifiers thing