Fix the token definition for Java style #86
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thomashoneyman
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This correctly restricts identifiers to only begin with a "Java letter" (a-z, _, and $) and only contain "Java letters" and "Java digits" (0-9) according to the Java spec on identifiers.
With that in mind I'm approving this, but I'll wait a day for other maintainers to comment before merging.
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What does this pull request do?
Fix the token definition to follow Java language style.
$and_for Java identifier at wherever we want.'for Java identifier.Where should the reviewer start?
How should this be manually tested?
I added the test code.
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