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Test for this would be nice. This way we can make sure other tools can be tested on these syntax details. |
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Since it was parsing
+:as two tokens, that caused the effective precedence to be that of+. So if you tried to something likesomevar[val & 0x3f +: 1]
to mask a value and get the corresponding bit, it would give a syntax error on the
:. Problem could be worked around by adding parens, but they should not be necessary.This change also requires the
+:be together (no space between them), which is not stated explicitly in the spec, but is implied that it is a single token, like other multichar tokens.