scanner: expected array is strange with a EOF at the binigging

[vincenzopalazzo]

   let expected = vec![
            token::CSVToken {
                ty: token::CSVTokenType::EOF,
                val: "".to_string(),
            },
            token::CSVToken {
                ty: token::CSVTokenType::LiteralString,
                val: "gflen".to_string(),
            },
            token::CSVToken {
                ty: token::CSVTokenType::Byte,
                val: "byte".to_string(),
            },
            token::CSVToken {
                ty: token::CSVTokenType::LiteralString,
                val: "globalfeatures".to_string(),
            },
            token::CSVToken {
                ty: token::CSVTokenType::LiteralString,
                val: "init".to_string(),
            },
            token::CSVToken {
                ty: token::CSVTokenType::MsgData,
                val: "msgdata".to_string(),
            },
        ];

I do not understand why token::CSVTokenType::EOF it is at the beginning

[michiboo]

cause I reverse the whole vector in order for testing the last line... vector does not allow pop back so that why I reverse it

[vincenzopalazzo]

why not access in the last position of the vector with array[array.len() - 1]? I'm sure that to do that you must not pay O(N) in rust!

You should find a better solution