Implements the scope operator#367
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Adds support for :: to the parser, in all its forms (global proc/var, off type) Also implements behavior for it. We'll properly read the type of what we attach to, and double check that everything matches. Works for the proc refs too. I've added unit tests for all this to double check my work. I DIDN'T mirror the static var detection byond does. problem for another day. Please let me know if the way I'm going about this is silly/mislead, I'll declutter as directed
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Fails to error on non existing vars, workin on it |
…sed is processed Also adds support for dumping ALL errors, just to ensure we see it all at once
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I tell a lie, it works fine |
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Adds support for :: to the parser, in all its forms (global proc/var, off type)
Also implements behavior for it. We'll properly read the type of what we attach to, and double check that everything matches. Works for the proc refs too.
I've added unit tests for all this to double check my work. I DIDN'T mirror the static var detection byond does. problem for another day.
Please let me know if the way I'm going about this is silly/mislead, I'll declutter as directed