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We've recently encountered an issue where the Shift parser doesn't seem to handle ECMA262's Conditional Chaining operator (AKA null-aware accessor, null-aware invocation, Jackson Operator, and other names). Both version 2.0.4 of the JS parser and the online demo parser fail with the same exception on the following snippet:
Exception in thread "main" com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.JsError: JavaScript error: Line 8 Column 31 (Index = 104), Unexpected token ".".
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.Tokenizer.createError(Tokenizer.java:455)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.Tokenizer.createUnexpected(Tokenizer.java:439)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parsePrimaryExpression(GenericParser.java:1989)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseLeftHandSideExpression(GenericParser.java:1666)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseUpdateExpression(GenericParser.java:1521)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseUnaryExpression(GenericParser.java:1493)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseExponentiationExpression(GenericParser.java:1464)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseBinaryExpression(GenericParser.java:1403)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseConditionalExpression(GenericParser.java:1376)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseAssignmentExpressionOrTarget(GenericParser.java:1233)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.isolateCoverGrammar(GenericParser.java:1178)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseAssignmentExpression(GenericParser.java:1220)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.isolateCoverGrammar(GenericParser.java:1178)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseConditionalExpression(GenericParser.java:1386)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseAssignmentExpressionOrTarget(GenericParser.java:1233)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.isolateCoverGrammar(GenericParser.java:1178)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseAssignmentExpression(GenericParser.java:1220)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseVariableDeclarator(GenericParser.java:314)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseVariableDeclaratorList(GenericParser.java:294)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseVariableDeclaration(GenericParser.java:285)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseVariableDeclarationStatement(GenericParser.java:274)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseStatementListItem(GenericParser.java:265)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseBody(GenericParser.java:191)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseTopLevel(GenericParser.java:157)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.GenericParser.parseScript(GenericParser.java:166)
at com.shapesecurity.shift.es2018.parser.Parser.parseScript(Parser.java:17)
at hu.skawa.App.main(App.java:12)
This got me thinking, though, that other new language features may not be supported either. Is a new version forthcoming that will support these - but at least this one, since this is the one causing my organization a headache as of now - features?
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Yeah, support for the latest features is not yet implemented, sorry. We do intend to support these but it may be a few months before we're able to get to it.
We've recently encountered an issue where the Shift parser doesn't seem to handle ECMA262's Conditional Chaining operator (AKA null-aware accessor, null-aware invocation, Jackson Operator, and other names). Both version 2.0.4 of the JS parser and the online demo parser fail with the same exception on the following snippet:
Source: MDN
Example exception from the Java library:
This got me thinking, though, that other new language features may not be supported either. Is a new version forthcoming that will support these - but at least this one, since this is the one causing my organization a headache as of now - features?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: