Grammar defines trailing whitespace as part of lambda case statement

[wenkokke]

The exp_lambda_case node associated with the first definition includes the trailing white space:

This results, for example, in incorrect deletions when operating based off the AST, with a deletion of the lambda case expression resulting in:

[tek]

huh. are you positive this doesn't happen with any other nodes?
I remember fixing this problem for comments, I thought I scrutinized every single whitespace parser for similar behaviour at that time.
Could this be a regression from the scanner's translation to C?
In any case, I'll investigate.

btw, what's the deal with those ornaments on top of every token? 🙃

[wenkokke]

It might be happening with other notes that I haven’t discovered yet.

[wenkokke]

btw, what's the deal with those ornaments on top of every token? 🙃

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=pokey.cursorless

it’s why I’m reliant on this grammar, for voice coding

[tek]

wow, never seen anything like that before. interesting