0002230: toplevel hiccups on faulty class def - MantisBT

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0002230

OCaml

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2004-02-11 13:03

2004-02-14 10:33

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0002230: toplevel hiccups on faulty class def

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Full_Name: henri dubois-ferriere
Version: 3.07+2
OS: debian
Submission from: lcavpc14.epfl.ch (128.178.8.51)

if i enter the following (faulty) class definition in the toplevel, it gets
"stuck" (meaning that i have to C-c C-c to get the prompt again) rather than
rejecting it outright.

class a = object method one = s#1 end;;

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(0002793) administrator (administrator) 2004-02-11 21:19	From: henridf@yahoo.com > if i enter the following (faulty) class definition in the toplevel, it gets > "stuck" (meaning that i have to C-c C-c to get the prompt again) rather than > rejecting it outright. > > class a = object method one = s#1 end;; This actually the expected behaviour of the lexer: a # followed by an integer is interpreted as a line number, to provide correct error messages with preprocessors. So, this is not a bug. But I agree that this behaviour is confusing at toplevel. Jacques Garrigue

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