Hello,
I'm trying to parse code using GLib's GScanner. I added a symbol ":=",
but it is not reported as a G_TOKEN_SYMBOL but instead as G_TOKEN_CHARs.
From looking at GLib's source code, it seems to me that only identifiers
can be symbols, and since ":=" contains characters that may not appear
in identifiers as I defined them, ":=" is not reported as a symbol when
parsing.
Am I correct in that symbols have to be well-formed identifiers to be
reported as a G_TOKEN_SYMBOL? This does not become clear from the GLib
documentation. Should I open a bug report for this? Is parsing the
G_TOKEN_CHARs ":" and "=" the proper way to recognize a := operator?
Florian Pelz
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