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Missing "/" operator in PHP tokenizer's result #6
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I know this is an old issue, but did you find any solution for it? I have the same issue. |
Here's my problem
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Sorry @xTrimy, you must have done the fixing on your own 😬. Thank you, we really appreciate that. |
And @tranvien98, please kindly give this issue a look when you have time as you were the one who built the PhpTokenizer module. |
@Dec1mo The same fix can be applied to the PhpTokenizer. I may fix it as well when you verify that the CppTokenizer fix is working fine. Thanks in advance. |
It's very kind of you, @xTrimy. @tranvien98 used to be in charge of this module so I left this for him. But he didn't respond somehow. As you pointed out, this might be an issue for all Tokenizers. However, there's still a bug with your previous pull request, which I mentioned here #9. Please give it a look whenever you can. Thanks in advance. |
I still had this issue (for c++) for the version which got installed with pip3. Uninstalling the package, cloning the repository from github and running |
@klenze I think the package itself is not updated yet. |
Thank you for your comments. I will update the package soon. |
For this PHP code:
Tokenizer's result is:
Please fix that @tranvien98
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