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by whizzter
867 days ago
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You still need a full JS(x) parser (and lexer) though since / symbols are contextual (as are < in JSX). / and < in operator positions becomes operators, whilst / in plain JS in a value position becomes the start of an reg-exp and < becomes the start of an JSX tag, so to handle it there needs to be a full parser (with a pull-lexer to correctly handle the contextual part) as you cannot just do a textual replacement due to ambiguity. |
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