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It should be possible to create an instruction that looks like this:
print out"Hello World"
But unfortunately these two instructions are being separated by some whitespace and at the same time the second parameter has some whitespace.
Now as the parser first separates this line into chunks like this:
print -- Instruction
out -- First chunk
"Hello -- Second chunk
World" -- Third chunk
this is being considered as an instruction with three different values and not two. So it does not parse.
But this is not the intended behaviour as we want it to be chunked as this:
print -- Instruction
out -- First chunk
"Hello World" -- Second chunk
This can only be done if this isn't done in the two steps of first separating everything into chunks and then working with this. It should be changed to a more linear parsing method where just the next chunk (based on the context) is being parsed.
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QuickWrite commentedon Sep 8, 2025
Added enhancement as it can be seen as a bug and an enhancement at the same time.
Merge pull request #4 from QuickWrite/1-new-tokenization