Allow newlines and tabs as whitespace (#8) - #9
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Fixes #8.
Multi-line formulas (e.g. entered with Alt+Enter) contain
\n,\r, and\tcharacters that the tokenizer previously rejected with an "Unexpected token" error.Change
_is_whitespace()helper recognizing space,\t,\n, and\r, and use it in place of the single-space check in the tokenizer's whitespace-trimming loop._fix_whitespace_tokenspurely from neighbor token types, newlines are handled identically to spaces: dropped when insignificant, promoted to an intersection operator when between two operands.Tests
=SUM(\n\t1,\n\t2\n)tokenizes the same as its single-line form.=A1:A10\nB1:B10) becomes an intersection operator.🤖 Generated with Claude Code