block causing syntax error
zenspider opened this issue · 1 comments
zenspider commented
See https://github.com/seattlerb/heckle/issues/1
I've come across a block of code I can't heckle because it always causes a syntax error. Style issues aside, here's the block:
def my_awesome_method
begin
if true
puts "cool"
end
{}.delete(:whatever)
rescue
puts "weird"
end
end
Heckle tries to replace the block as such:
--- original
+++ mutation
def my_awesome_method
begin
(puts("cool") if true
- { }.delete(:whatever)) rescue puts("weird")
+ # do nothing) rescue puts("weird")
end
end
Not sure if this is an issue directly with heckle or one of the libraries it uses, e.g. ParseTree.
zenspider commented
This is fixed... UGLY but fixed:
def my_awesome_method
(puts("cool") if true
{}.delete(:whatever)) rescue puts("weird")
end