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Trying to read a symbol containing a dot fails.
lurk-user> 'a.b
This should yield the symbol .lurk-user.a.b — which should print as a.b from the lurk-user package.
.lurk-user.a.b
a.b
lurk-user
Some more test cases:
lurk-user> '.a.b
should read as .a.b (absolute rather than relative).
.a.b
And the dot should be escapable, so
lurk-user> 'a\.b
reads as |a.b|.
|a.b|
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The relative package issue is similar to what I mentioned in this comment, about unknown packages returning an error: #422 (comment)
However the problem with a\.b not parsing correctly seems to be a different issue. I think that's still an issue
a\.b
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Trying to read a symbol containing a dot fails.
This should yield the symbol
.lurk-user.a.b
— which should print asa.b
from thelurk-user
package.Some more test cases:
should read as
.a.b
(absolute rather than relative).And the dot should be escapable, so
reads as
|a.b|
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: