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String literal allowed as property name #2136

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This implements this solution to #1194. It would supersede #1238.

This needs an update to the documentation website.

@lhstrh lhstrh added the enhancement Enhancement of existing feature label Dec 18, 2023
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This looks great! Thanks, @oowekyala.

@lhstrh lhstrh changed the title Allow string literal as property name String literal allowed as property name Dec 18, 2023
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lhstrh commented Jan 5, 2024

@oowekyala: I still think that it might be nice to be able to use keywords without quotes in the target properties, don't you? Being able to use quotes equally makes sense, but I'm think that we might want to merge both this PR and #1238, actually.

@lhstrh lhstrh force-pushed the keywords-in-target-properties branch from 2faa24a to 5d8c01f Compare January 6, 2024 02:16
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Merged via the queue into lf-lang:master with commit 0bb4bf9 Jan 6, 2024
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@oowekyala oowekyala deleted the keywords-in-target-properties branch August 9, 2024 09:40
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