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Inline comments include line break
See original GitHub issueSeems like when inline comments are parsed they include the line break - both in the comment.value and the comment.loc.end
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I tried following up on this a little, but can’t report anything conclusive. As far as I can tell, we’re ok with the way things are currently handled, so I wouldn’t prioritize this for
3.0.0.Ok, got it. In fact I try to stick to original PHP behavior, and sometimes they make strange decisions.
BTW, don’t forget to strip mac & windows returns, just add another check after the first if over “\r” - so you will handle “\n”, “\r\n”, “\r”
I’ll try to look if I can do something directly into the AST even if it would be inconsistent with tokens.