Adding support for heredocs used in functions. #78
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Previously using a heredoc in a function would result in the rest of the
line after a heredoc assumed as being part of the string and would be
makred as part of the heredoc, but the heredoc doesn't start until the next
line.
eg. exec_sql(<<SQL, 1, 'book')
SELECT * FROM products WHERE id = ? OR name = ?;
SQL
This commit marks the heredoc declarations and the heredoc as part of
the heredoc, but leaves the rest of the line marked as ruby.
Also adding support heredocs with backticks.
Adding support for here docs that use the double chevrons '<<' in argument lists. eg. puts "hi", <<DOC hello world DOC
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Also addresses #73 |
* upstream/master: Use updated documentation command on 10.10 Add keyword `fail` to grammar
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Previously using a heredoc in a function would result in the rest of the
line after a heredoc assumed as being part of the string and would be
makred as part of the heredoc, but the heredoc doesn't start until the next
line.
eg. exec_sql(<<SQL, 1, 'book')
SELECT * FROM products WHERE id = ? OR name = ?;
SQL
This commit marks the heredoc declarations and the heredoc as part of
the heredoc, but leaves the rest of the line marked as ruby.
Also adding support heredocs with backticks.