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[bug #62203] JavaScript parser stops at the 1st template string in curly
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Gianni Lerro |
Subject: |
[bug #62203] JavaScript parser stops at the 1st template string in curly braces ”{}“ after left shift operators ”<<“ |
Date: |
Fri, 10 Feb 2023 13:03:15 -0500 (EST) |
Follow-up Comment #1, bug #62203 (project gettext):
I have a similar problem, i don't have a "<<" but a "++".
In my case JavaScript parser stops at the 1st template string in curly braces
”{}“ after increment operators ”++“.
```js
// test.js
if (this._nAttempts++ < 100) {
_('a');
{
_('b')
`${1}`;
_('c');
}
_('d');
```
Only string `a` and `b` will be extracted when running `xgettext test.js
--output=-` in a terminal. (gettext 0.21-11 / Debian Testing)
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