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On 01/24/2016 08:58 PM, Christopher League wrote:
> As for as supporting another `/` in the midst of a comment, I think
> that's handled by the outgoing "other" from state 3. So state 3
> represents that we're in the body of the comment. The only way to get
> out of that is by finding a `*` -- anything else stays in state 3.
right but the problem is in state Two. In State two we are NOT yet in
the body of the comment. we just have a single / which might be part of
a comment delimiter, or might not be, depending on what is to follow.
Now, if I get an OTHER which is not a * and not a / (if other is defined
as such), then fine, back to stage 1. If we get a * - Up to stage 3.
BUT, if we get a another /, we should not be at state 1, but still at
state two!
Nuh?
In L1 we are looping 1's in stage 1. I'm thinking I have to loop ( at
stage 2 and I'm not sure what is the difference.
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