Rule output is empty array instead of object
xedin....@gmail.com
Maybe I am missing something, but here's a simple example.
Example 1 ============
pegjs:
start
= expr
expr
= { return {item: 'asd'}; }
--------
Output:
[]
Example 2 ============
pegjs:
start
= expr
expr
= { return {item: 0}; }
--------
Output:
{
"item": 0
}
Example 3 ============
pegjs:
start
= expr
expr
= { return {item: 123}; }
--------
Output:
[]
=====================
Only example 2 illustrates the behavour I expect. What's wrong with the others?
Any suggestions please?
xedin....@gmail.com
Funnily enough, if you try to use another property name, it works:
Example 1 ============
pegjs:
start
= expr
expr
= { return {index: 123}; }
--------
Output:
{
"index": 123
}
=====================
Looks like the property name 'item' is reserved by PEGjs for some processing behind the scenes. Still, I would like an explanation. If I'm right, this should be documented.
David Majda
2013/1/20 <xedin....@gmail.com>:
>> Hi!
>>
>> Maybe I am missing something, but here's a simple example.
>>
>>
>> Only example 2 illustrates the behavour I expect. What's wrong with the others?
>> Any suggestions please?
>
> Funnily enough, if you try to use another property name, it works:
>
> Looks like the property name 'item' is reserved by PEGjs for some processing behind the scenes. Still, I would like an explanation. If I'm right, this should be documented.
library that the online version uses to serialize JavaScript objects.
I'll look into this more later, see the GitHub issue [1] I created so
that I don't forget.
Thanks for reporting this!
[1] https://github.com/dmajda/pegjs-website/issues/5
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