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Diffstat (limited to 'dice-lang/src/bjc/dicelang/DiceLangEngine.java')
| -rw-r--r-- | dice-lang/src/bjc/dicelang/DiceLangEngine.java | 17 |
1 files changed, 1 insertions, 16 deletions
diff --git a/dice-lang/src/bjc/dicelang/DiceLangEngine.java b/dice-lang/src/bjc/dicelang/DiceLangEngine.java index c34ecac..7648568 100644 --- a/dice-lang/src/bjc/dicelang/DiceLangEngine.java +++ b/dice-lang/src/bjc/dicelang/DiceLangEngine.java @@ -130,7 +130,6 @@ public class DiceLangEngine { opExpander.addDelimiter("-"); opExpander.addDelimiter("*"); opExpander.addDelimiter("/"); - opExpander.addDelimiter("+"); opExpander.compile(); nextLiteral = 1; @@ -232,21 +231,7 @@ public class DiceLangEngine { } /* - * Matches quote-delimited strings - * (like "text" or "text\"text") - * Uses the "normal* (special normal*)*" pattern style - * recommended in 'Mastering regular expressions' - * Here, the normal is 'anything but a forward or backslash' - * (in regex, thats '[^\""]') and the special is 'an escaped forward slash' - * (in regex, thats '\\"') - * - * Then, we just follow the pattern, escape it for java strings, and - * add the enclosing quotes - */ - private Pattern quotePattern = Pattern.compile("\"([^\\\"]*(?:\\\"(?:[^\\\"])*)*)\""); - - /* - * Similiar to the above, but using angle brackets instead of quotes + * Matches double-angle bracketed strings. */ private Pattern nonExpandPattern = Pattern.compile("<<([^\\>]*(?:\\>(?:[^\\>])*)*)>>"); |