When Plato is parsing Javascript that is using the elvis operator '?' it throws exceptions
See original GitHub issue return nounDict[freq?.toLowerCase()];
the following javascript cannot be parsed. I will try an update the packages to the latest versions.
I have the feeling it will fix it.
ta
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could be related to #108 , which was also about the “elvis operator”/ optional chaning
@IcodeNet did @Slapbox 's fix work? I am considering closing this one if its actually ok. If I don’t hear back I’ll assume its ok afterall