PARSE_ERROR on scoped variable assignment in CFM

[mpaluchowski]

Scanning this code:

<cfset someScope.condition = NOT someScope.productIndex MOD 2 EQ 0>

produces a PARSE_ERROR with a console output of line 1:49 mismatched input 'MOD' expecting <EOF>. The error disappears when the variable scope is removed, so this one scans fine:

<cfset condition = NOT productIndex MOD 2 EQ 0>

[KamasamaK]

I've confirmed this. I'd also like to note that it's no different when replacing NOT with its symbolic alternative:

<cfset someScope.condition = ! someScope.productIndex MOD 2 EQ 0>

It is fine, however, when adding parentheses:

<cfset someScope.condition = NOT (someScope.productIndex MOD 2 EQ 0)>

Given the order of operator precedence, that is an equivalent statement.

[ryaneberly]

Related to
cfparser/cfparser#84

[ryaneberly]

parsing is fixed.