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  • Stephane Del Pino's avatar
    Stéphane Del Pino authored
    In C++ words, grammar and AST now deal with `operator[]` for rvalues (right hand
    side values). The syntax now allows to write
    ``
    a[i];
    ``
    which defines a new expression `a[i]` and where both `a` and `i` are expressions.
    
    It remains to do the semantic analysis to check if `a[i]` means something, and
    then to get the associate value.
    
    lvalues threatment, (that is to assign a value to `a[i]`) will be performed later.
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