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** (FunctionClauseError) no function clause matching in Spitfire.peek_token/1 (spitfire 0.1.0) lib/spitfire.ex:2167: Spitfire.peek_token(%{tokens: [nil | :eot], literal_encoder: #Function<49.133785804/2 in NextLS.handle_request/2>, errors: [{[line: 4, column: 13], "missing closing bracket for list"}], current_token: {:fake_closing_bracket, nil}, fuel: 150, peek_token: nil, nesting: 1}) (spitfire 0.1.0) lib/spitfire.ex:295: anonymous fn/7 in Spitfire.parse_expression/6 (spitfire 0.1.0) lib/spitfire/while.ex:49: Spitfire.While.do_while/2 (spitfire 0.1.0) lib/spitfire.ex:1875: Spitfire.parse_identifier/1 (spitfire 0.1.0) lib/spitfire.ex:283: Spitfire.parse_expression/6 (spitfire 0.1.0) lib/spitfire.ex:936: anonymous fn/1 in Spitfire.parse_do_block/2 (spitfire 0.1.0) lib/spitfire/while.ex:5: Spitfire.While2.recurse/3 (spitfire 0.1.0) lib/spitfire/while.ex:10: Spitfire.While2.recurse/3
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I believe this is related to the tokenizer not handling the follow type of code
iex(5)> :elixir_tokenizer.tokenize(~c"[foo:]", 1, 1, []) {:error, {[line: 1, column: 2], ~c"keyword argument must be followed by space after: ", ~c"foo:"}, ~c"foo:]", [], ["[": {1, 1, nil}]}
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