Nested definitions fail

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Works:

julia> s = """
       @def a = Dict(
           :x => 1,
           :y => 2,
           :z => 3)

       A""" |> fd2html
"<p>A</p>\n"

julia> s = """
       @def a = Dict(
           :x => (1,2,3),
           :y => (1,2,3))

       A""" |> fd2html
"<p>A</p>\n"
julia> s = """
       @def a = Dict(
           :a => (
               a = 5,
               b = 7,
               c = 10),
           :b => (
               a = 5,
               b = 6,
               c = 1))
       A""" |> fd2html

Fails:

julia> s = """
        @def i18n = Dict(
                  :download => (
                      en="Download",
                      cn="下载",
                      fr="Téléchargement",
                      ),
                  :documentation => (
                      en="Documentation",
                      cn="文档",
                      fr="Documentation",
                      ),
                  :blog => (
                      en="Blog",
                      cn="博客",
                      fr="Blog",
                      ),
                  :edit_on_github => (
                      en="Edit this page on GitHub",
                      cn="在GitHub上编辑",
                      fr="Editer cette page sur GitHub",
                      ),
                  )
           A""" |> fd2html
ERROR: Franklin.PageVariableError("An error (of type 'ErrorException') occurred when trying to evaluate '\$(Expr(:incomplete, \"incomplete: premature end of input\"))' in a page variable assignment.")

I'm not quite sure when it starts to break; must be a thing with Meta.parse. Note that in the case above, one can always have a julia file with the script and do something like

@def i18n = (include("i18.jl"); i18n) 

the advantage being that it always works and also that for big variable it's much better to do that bc you can test the variable in the julia script more easily.

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ha no, it just doesn't take the last ) in the parsing... hmm