Fix single-element array parsing: enable R = [10]
syntax
#96
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Problem
Single-element arrays could not be created in Yaksok. Code like
R = [10]
would fail to parse, preventing users from creating arrays with just one element.Root Cause
The parser only had rules for:
[]
[item1, item2, ...]
(via comma-separated Sequence)There was no parsing rule to handle single-element arrays like
[10]
.Solution
Added a new parsing rule in
/core/prepare/parse/rule.ts
to handle the[ Evaluable ]
pattern:The rule is positioned before the existing
[ Sequence ]
rule to ensure single-element arrays are matched first.Test Coverage
Added comprehensive test cases covering different data types:
All existing array functionality remains unchanged - empty arrays
[]
and multi-element arrays[1, 2, 3]
continue to work as before.Fixes #93.
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