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The operator '/=' was wrongly considered by the js syntax file as the beginning of a regexp literal. With this modification we modify the pattern for regexp literals to not match expressions starting with '/='. This doesn't seem entirely correct because apparently javascript can accept regexp literals starting with '/=' but the rule used by the javascript lexer is not known. |
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