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fix: False-error when a variable is declared or assigned after a 0-arg statement #81

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fix: False-error when a variable is declared or assigned after a 0-arg statement #81

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions src/main/java/fr/cyu/chromatynk/parsing/StatementParser.java
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Expand Up @@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ public static Parser<Token, Statement> zeroArg() {
if (ZERO_ARG_STATEMENTS.containsKey(token.getClass()))
return ZERO_ARG_STATEMENTS.get(token.getClass()).apply(token.range());
else
throw new ParsingException.Fatal(new UnexpectedInputException(token.range(), "0-arg statement", token.toPrettyString()));
throw new ParsingException.Fatal(new UnexpectedInputException(token.range(), "0/1-arg statement", token.toPrettyString()));
});
}

Expand All @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ public static Parser<Token, Statement> oneArg() {
if (ONE_ARG_STATEMENTS.containsKey(token.getClass()))
return ONE_ARG_STATEMENTS.get(token.getClass()).apply(range, expr);
else
throw new ParsingException.Fatal(new UnexpectedInputException(token.range(), "1-arg statement", token.toPrettyString()));
throw new UnexpectedInputException(token.range(), "1-arg statement", token.toPrettyString());
});
}

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