Brackets in strings

[immibis]

For some reason in Thyme, the strings "]", "}", and ")" are syntax errors, as you can see by typing them into the console.

[Mystery]

Do you mean when you put ) on its own it is an error or if you make an actually string like (...).
{} [] () are used for different things, you need the right tools for the job.

Post an example of your error.

[gradyfitz]

For some reason in Thyme, the strings "]", "}", and ")" are syntax errors, as you can see by typing them into the console.

I don't think this is a problem, I don't think that there is any point in time where this would be required, because they are still usable in variables, one error for something that serves no use and doesn't influence anything, is something I don't think is a problem .

For anyone who is interested, the errors are:

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-- Warning: Exception thrown: line 1: Unexpected token: } from C:\emilk\phun\trunk\Source\script\Parser.cpp:203: class util::SharedPtr<class script::CodeBlock> __thiscall script::Parser::Parse(const class std::vector<class script::Token,class std::allocator<class script::Token> > &, class util::SharedPtr<class script::Reflected>
-- Warning: Caught exception: line 1: Unexpected token: }, C:\emilk\phun\trunk\Source\script\Parser.cpp:203: class util::SharedPtr<class script::CodeBlock> __thiscall script::Parser::Parse(const class std::vector<class script::Token,class std::allocator<class script::Token> > &, class util::SharedPtr<class script::Reflected>
Parse error: line 1: Unexpected token: }


This Warning is nothing to worry about in this case .

[immibis]

No, I mean a string containing only one of those characters and nothing else. For example, "}" (including quote marks). If you type it in the console:

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> "}"
-- Warning: Exception thrown: line 1: Unexpected token: } from C:\emilk\phun\trunk\Source\script\Parser.cpp:203: class util::SharedPtr<class script::CodeBlock> __thiscall script::Parser::Parse(const class std::vector<class script::Token,class std::allocator<class script::Token> > &, class util::SharedPtr<class script::Reflected>
-- Warning: Caught exception: line 1: Unexpected token: }, C:\emilk\phun\trunk\Source\script\Parser.cpp:203: class util::SharedPtr<class script::CodeBlock> __thiscall script::Parser::Parse(const class std::vector<class script::Token,class std::allocator<class script::Token> > &, class util::SharedPtr<class script::Reflected>
Parse error: line 1: Unexpected token: }


[BoJaN4464]

you could try putting a forward slash in front of it like this: "/{" I'm not a thyme expert but a forward slash is usually used in other languages to make the compiler or interpreter read special characters

[immibis]

You're thinking of backslashes. But "\}" is still a syntax error.