Fix broken attribute parsing in classdef. #88
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Latest push also supports proper parsing of metaclasses on the right hand side of the assignments e.g. This is currently only supported in attributes however I have opened #89 to generalize this to the top level. |
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Resolves #87
This still is not entirely correct however it fails only in the case where the end of the attribute block is separated by newline (and line continuation) from the
ClassName. Making a fully correct TextMate compatible grammar seems impossible due to the ability to arbitrarily place line continuations, however this is a closer approximation and improves the usability of this grammar for further machine interaction e.g. https://github.com/sphinx-contrib/matlabdomainNote: #86 must go in first.