commit 14a0bcc74a121525917aefc8c9034e283e94884b

Author: Piotr Szydełko <wiertel@wiertel.info>

Date:   Sat May 20 08:14:27 2017 +0200

    Fix C# property initializer parsing

    int Property {get; set;} = 23;

    The parser was ending the property at the closing bracket,

    which resulted in the initializer being assigned to the following property.

diff --git a/src/scanner.l b/src/scanner.l

index 9ff082d4..632c8a51 100644

--- a/src/scanner.l

+++ b/src/scanner.l

@@ -6198,6 +6198,14 @@ OPERATOR  "operator"{B}*({ARITHOP}|{ASSIGNOP}|{LOGICOP}|{BITOP})

 					  }

   					}

 <CSAccessorDecl>"{"			{ curlyCount++; }

+<CSAccessorDecl>"}"{B}*"="		{

+					  // fall back to next rule if it's not the right bracket

+					  if (curlyCount != 0) REJECT;

+					  current->initializer = "=";

+					  current->endBodyLine=yyLineNr;

+					  lastInitializerContext = FindMembers;

+					  BEGIN(ReadInitializer);

+					}

 <CSAccessorDecl>"}"			{ 

                                           if (curlyCount) 

                                           {

@@ -6207,6 +6215,8 @@ OPERATOR  "operator"{B}*({ARITHOP}|{ASSIGNOP}|{LOGICOP}|{BITOP})

 					  {

   					    mtype = Method;

                                             virt = Normal;

+					    // not really important, but while we are at it

+					    current->endBodyLine=yyLineNr;

                                             unput(';');

 					    BEGIN(FindMembers);

 					  }