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Lexer should treat '\v' as a whitespace character #12

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wu-s-john opened this issue Jan 29, 2018 · 0 comments
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Lexer should treat '\v' as a whitespace character #12

wu-s-john opened this issue Jan 29, 2018 · 0 comments

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I looked at page 15 of the Cool Manual and it says that '\v' is a whitespace character. I used your lexer to check my own custom lexer that I wrote in Haskell and it looks like \v is not treated as a whitespace character. Can this be fixed?
@wu-s-john wu-s-john changed the title Lexer should tree '\v' as a whitespace character Lexer should treat '\v' as a whitespace character Jan 29, 2018
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