Parsing error with global <expr> (also local)

[domluna]

julia> ast = Meta.parse(s)
:(global a = (2, b))

julia> s
"global a=2,b"

julia> cst = CSTParser.parse(s)
  1:12  global
  1:3      1:1   OP: =
  1:1     a
  2:2     INTEGER: 2
  4:4    b

julia> ast = Meta.parse(s)
:(global a = (2, b))

The ast is parsed as

global
  binary op
    a
    =
    tuple
      2
      b

Where as the cst is parsed as

global
  binary op
    a
    =
    2
  b

ref domluna/JuliaFormatter.jl#431

[domluna]

julia> cst = CSTParser.parse("local a = 2, b")
  1:14  local
  1:5      1:2   OP: =
  1:2     a
  3:3     INTEGER: 2
  6:6    b

julia> cst = CSTParser.parse("const a = 2, b")
  1:14  const
  1:8      1:2   OP: =
  1:2     a
  3:6     tuple
  3:3      INTEGER: 2
  4:4      b

julia> cst = CSTParser.parse("outer a = 2, b")
  1:14  errortoken
  1:6    outer
  7:14     1:2   OP: =
  7:8     a
  9:12    tuple
  9:9      INTEGER: 2
 10:10     b

julia> cst = CSTParser.parse("return a = 2, b")
  1:15  return
  1:8      1:2   OP: =
  1:2     a
  3:6     tuple
  3:3      INTEGER: 2
  4:4      b

Looks like local is the other 1 that's broken. Not sure about outer (never seen that used anywhere so ???)

[pfitzseb]

I think outer is only allowed in for loop iteration-expressions. Will take a look at the other cases.