Rust: update lexer for the latest version of Rust #1649
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The word "nil" has no special meaning in the latest version of Rust.
Added: They are keywords in the latest version of Rust. * `abstract` * `become` * `final` * `in` * `override` * `typeof` * `unsized` * `virtual` Removed: They are *not* keywords in the latest version of Rust. * `assert` * `copy` * `drop` * `fail` * `pure`
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Update commits and PR description as #1711 conflicted with it. |
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Thank you for your contribution @nsfisis ❤️ The changes look good to me 👍🏼 |
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Rust (version 1.48, the latest stable as of 10th December 2020)
Description
Update the lexer to fit the latest version of Rust language.
Remove constant
nilThe word
nilhas no special meaning in the latest version of Rust.Update keyword list
The old keyword list seems to refer to pre-1.0 Rust, I don't know well about that though.
They are keywords in the latest version of Rust.
abstractbecomefinalinoverridetypeofunsizedvirtualRemoved:
They are not keywords in the latest version of Rust.
assertcopydropfailpurecf. https://doc.rust-lang.org/reference/keywords.html