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parse numbers that begin with decimals#33
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| self.tokenize_number(&mut peekable) |
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Could be wrong—haven't actually tried—but I think this mishandles something like ..07. I'd recommend refactoring tokenize_number to take seen_decimal as a bool parameter, and then initialize s inside of tokenize_number to . if seen_decimal is true.
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This library didn't parse
.123as a number; with this patch, it now does.