allow enum names to be used as declaration names#1457
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212-212: Change fromRegularIDtoRegularIDWithTypeNamesallows more flexibility in enum names, aligning with the PR's objectives.Verification successful
Verification of
RegularIDWithTypeNamesIntegrationThe change from
RegularIDtoRegularIDWithTypeNameshas been correctly integrated into the grammar and TypeScript files. The new identifier type does not conflict with existing usages ofRegularIDand aligns with the PR's objective to allow more flexibility in enum names.
RegularIDWithTypeNamesis used in the generated grammar and AST files.- The integration appears consistent and does not introduce any conflicts.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the new identifier type does not conflict with other grammar rules. # Test: Search for usage of `RegularIDWithTypeNames` and `RegularID` to ensure no conflicts. rg --type typescript $'RegularIDWithTypeNames|RegularID'Length of output: 92
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Verify that the new identifier type does not conflict with other grammar rules. # Test: Search for usage of `RegularIDWithTypeNames` and `RegularID` to ensure no conflicts. rg --type ts 'RegularIDWithTypeNames|RegularID'Length of output: 2032
Fixing bug from #1424 that errored if a special name e.g.
DateTimewas used in an Enum name