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- When a Lexer::typeIdentifier is found, it can be compared to a list of other tokens, with the possibility of changing the type. This applies to tokens that are longer than the four-character lookahead in the Lexer. With this change, the Lexer can now identify all operators supported by Eval, and therefore the Lexer can be used on all Eval input expressions. This is because all the evaluator needs to know is the distinction between operators and operands.
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The development branch is a work in progress and may not pass all quality tests, therefore it may harm your data. While we welcome bug reports from the development branch, we do not guarantee proper or timely fixes.
- Make proper backups.
- Broken functionality may arise from ongoing development work.
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