Fix lexer rejection of '@' in ctl:ruleRemoveTarget actions (#3565)#3566
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Fix lexer rejection of '@' in ctl:ruleRemoveTarget actions (#3565)#3566Jitterx69 wants to merge 3 commits into
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thanks - please add test cases to prove the correct behavior of this patch. |
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Thanks - sorry, I forgot to mention that you should regenerate Bison related files. For this, please install the latest Bison and Flex versions, run Without this, the new tests will be failed. You can find a similar solution here. |
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Yeah...I just realized that before you qoute...I will imply as you say. |
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REMOVE_RULE_BYregular expression macro in the Flex scanner (src/parser/seclang-scanner.ll) to include characters essential for XPath selectors.@,=,(,), and'to the allowed character class.why
@character (such asXML://@*orARGS:@foo) because the macro lacked these characters.Expecting an action, got: @*.references
@(e.g. XPath attribute selectors) #3565