Fix it lexing
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Fix it lexing
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Given the following code:
```ruby
i=2; 42.tap { it /1/i }
```
Before this commit, the tokenizer would treat `it /1/i` as a method call
with a regular expression parameter. `it` is to be treated as a local
variable, so this needs to be tokenized as division rather than a
regular expression. In other words it should be tokenized as
`it / 1 / i`
This commit fixes tokenization.
[Bug #20970]
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I think we're treating I'm not sure. |
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Seems like we don't need this anymore. |
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Given the following code:
Before this commit, the tokenizer would treat
it /1/ias a method call with a regular expression parameter.itis to be treated as a local variable, so this needs to be tokenized as division rather than a regular expression. In other words it should be tokenized asit / 1 / iThis commit fixes tokenization.
[Bug #20970]
Bug is here: https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/20970#change-111104
This makes the AST correct, but I haven't tested it with
prism_compile.c