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For now a script or scripts section starts with "def script" whereas "script" would be much nicer. The reason is that "script" is still an identifier, rather than a keyword, and it would be quite hard (if I am right) to see in Scala expressions etc that this special identifiers starts a new script definition.
A solution would be to ensure that "script" is scanned as a keyword. However this should be done conditionally, i.e. after "import subscript.language" or something like that.
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For now a script or scripts section starts with "def script" whereas "script" would be much nicer. The reason is that "script" is still an identifier, rather than a keyword, and it would be quite hard (if I am right) to see in Scala expressions etc that this special identifiers starts a new script definition.
A solution would be to ensure that "script" is scanned as a keyword. However this should be done conditionally, i.e. after "import subscript.language" or something like that.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: