Fix expressions with constants ending in "." fail to compile #36
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We encountered a problem where any expression containing a constant ending in a dot followed by another value fails to compile. A simple example would be:
This fails to compile complaining about a missing brace. Removing the "." in value1 fixes the issue.
It looks like the
replaceQuotesAndCommentsInPaths
function uses a regex to replace the double quotes with backticks on the JSONata path.replaceQuotesAndCommentsInPaths
returns:My proposed change modifies the regex to avoid this while still handling the quote replacement. I'm not 100% sure of the intent of the original code, so if I'm missing something, I'm happy to keep working on this.