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First of all, let me say I'm sorry for reporting this at all. This is some ridiculous syntax.
<<-A; %Q[h\ g A h]
This should be two expressions: "g" and "hh". In an AST, it would look like:
"g"
"hh"
s(:begin, s(:str, "g\n"), s(:dstr, s(:str, "h"), s(:str, "h")))
But this gem is duplicating part of the string, resulting in:
s(:begin, s(:str, "g\n"), s(:dstr, s(:str, "hg\n"), s(:str, "h")))
I assume because it's not skipping past the heredoc contents.
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First of all, let me say I'm sorry for reporting this at all. This is some ridiculous syntax.
This should be two expressions:
"g"
and"hh"
. In an AST, it would look like:But this gem is duplicating part of the string, resulting in:
I assume because it's not skipping past the heredoc contents.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: