Fails to recognize missing colon (,) in arrays

[veteran29]

This does not produce error:

params [
    ["_start", nil, [[]], 3],
    ["_end", nil, [[]], 3],
    ["_focus", nil, [objNull, []], 3]   // <-- missing "," does not result in syntax error
    ["_camera", nil, [objNull]]
];

Additional colon is properly seen as error:

params [
    ["_start", nil, [[]], 3],
    ["_end", nil, [[]], 3],
    ["_focus", nil, [objNull, []], 3],
    ["_camera", nil, [objNull]], // <-- produces error
];

private _arr = ["1" "2", "3"]; // no error
private _arr = ["1", "2" "3"]; // no error
private _arr = ["1", "2" "3",]; // error

[SkaceKamen]

This is because the "missing" colon is hard to recognise in current grammar, since I was lazy and the grammar is very broad. Any two expressions next to each other are allowed.

In the SQF something like this is valid with or without the colon:

private _arr1 = [1, player, call BIS_fnc_something];
private _arr2 = [1, player call BIS_fnc_something];

so, as far as the grammar is concerned right now, it's the same as

private _arr = [1, 2 3, 4];

(the 3 is argument of command 2)

I know this is terrible. I'll need to create some kind of inteligent check whenever two expressions next to each other are callable or not. I'm thinking about making all the "operators" (commands) part of grammar, so the grammar correctly recognises these issues... that may take a while

And as far as the trailing colon, since when is that allowed? I feel like when I was making this extension, it produced error.

[veteran29]

Trailing colon is not allowed ("Additional colon is properly seen as error:") I've just added it as an example that it works correctly in that case.

[SkaceKamen]

I'm blind, sorry :'(

[SkaceKamen]

Partially fixed in version 0.9.0