Hello, all, I do a fair amount of work in Groovy DSLs, and one thing I consistently run into is trying to call a method with a slashy string as an argument, without parentheses around the method call. Example:
// this does not work: println /foo/ // this does work, as expected: println 'foo' Is there a historical reason slashy strings cannot be handled this way? I am wondering if this is something that might be handled with the new parser. Thanks, Brian
