Silent crash of buzz parser when script ends with a comment
Belkharym opened this issue · 0 comments
Belkharym commented
When a buzz script ends with a comment in its last line, the buzz parser (bbzparse
and bbzc
) will create an empty .basm
file and stop without displaying anything on the terminal.
The bug happens in the following cases:
- The file contains only one (1) line with a comment (can have any amount of whitespace before it), without any new line after that.
but if there is one (1) or more line (that doesn't only contains a comment, can be an empty line) before or after it, there is no crash.
# Anything here, no new line after
function foo() { # Do something return 1 + 2 } bar = foo() # Blah Blah # Lets print something print("something") # The last line with just a comment
- The file ends with a statement directly followed by a comment and has no new lines after it
But if you add a new line at the end of the file, it won't crash.
# Buzz stuff foo = {.bar = 42} print("Something") # No line return after this comment