* Release KDL 2.0.0
* fix grammar for multiline quoted strings to allow escaped whitespace on closing line
* Add unicode-space to raw string
* Remove nonexistent equals-sign from the grammar (#435)
* fix multiline string tests
* grammar: fix disallowed-keyword-identifiers and string-character (#436)
* Back out "fix multiline string tests"
This backs out commit 0c5604b462.
* add extra javascript implementation (#437)
* reword interaction multiline + whitespace escape (#439)
* More tests for backslash behaviour (#438)
* More tests for baskslash behaviour
* Incorrect example of escaped final newline
* Test with non-literal indent
* Make line-space a superset of node-space (#440)
* Allow escline everywhere
* escline tests
* Always escape \ inside single quotes in the grammar text (#441)
to match the other uses of it and the metalanguage description below
* Add tests for mandatory whitespace between arguments or properties (#442)
* Add an optional version marker (#444)
* Add version marker to the grammer
* Add version marker to the Changelog
* Update SPEC.md
Co-authored-by: eilvelia <hi@eilvelia.cat>
* add a mandatory newline after the version marker
* add mandatory space between version number
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* Fix a changelog line erroneously truncated in #444 (#445)
* fix: move vertical tab to the line-breaking whitespace to match Unicode (#446)
* add vertical tab change test
* final tweaks before release
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Co-authored-by: Bram Gotink <bram@gotink.me>
Co-authored-by: Thomas Jollans <tjol@tjol.eu>
Co-authored-by: Evgeny <eugenesvk@users.noreply.github.com>
* Make the raw-string productions non-greedy, and describe the infallibility. Closes#415
* More explicitly use and reference a cut point, rather than infallibility.
* Indicate expected-fail tests with a _fail suffix. Fixes#365
* Update the README with directions for formatting failing tests
* Add a lint for failing and orphaned tests.
These rules are a bit more liberal than what was described previously,
but I think they're clearer and more consistent:
* This way, strings have the (I think intuitive) property that, when
you 'blindly' remove the whitespace escapes, the meaning is
unchanged.
* If you take any valid single-line string and add a newline character
and some indentation both at the start and the end, the string will
still be valid (and unchanged) - previously, this was not necessarily
the case if there were whitespace escapes.
Dani Smith
eilvelia
Dani Smith
Evgeny
Bram Gotink
Kat Marchán
Tommy Williams
Thomas Jollans
Tab Atkins Jr.
Emi
Emi
Samuel Giddins
Romain Delamare