tried to fix few things #2
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April 23, 2018 23:17
the filter method here does not serve any purpose.
removed the unused property grammar
the if statement is never accessed since all symbols are nonTerminals, so the condition cannot be true.
the firstSet object is already created for all Terminals and nonTerminals:
prod.derivation.forEach(function(d) {
if (d === '') {
return;
}
else if (that.isNonTerminal(d){
that.firstSet[d] = {};
that.followSet[d] = {};
}
else {
that.firstSet[d] = {};
that.firstSet[d][d] = 1;
}
});
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Hey, thanks for contributing! unfortunately I have been really busy lately and still didn't get time to look at your changes ;( probably next week I will have some free time. |
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hi!
I didn't really fix anything, your package is still working just as perfectly.
I used your code as a way to learn object-oriented javascript, and along the way, I found few things that your code can look better without.