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Question

The operator identifier lexer grammar has been revised to simplify the rules
for operators that start with a dot ("."). The new rule is that an operator
that starts with a dot may contain other dots in it, but operators that start
with some other character may not contain dots. For example:

x....foo   --> "x" "...." "foo"
x&%^.foo   --> "x" "&%^"  ".foo"
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Answer 1

The syntax of the

operator has been revised somewhat, giving a simpler rule: take . 为开头的运算符有可能还包含其它 . 在里面，比如..或...，这种情况下后面连续的 . 也并入运算符本身，所以x....foo中的运算符应该是...，而不是(x)(...)(.foo)或其它。如果运算符不以 . 开头，比如&%^，那么&%^.后面的 . 就不属于此运算符，它属于.foo(foo as an enumeration member).