Accept more syntaxes as range specifications for [*], [=], and [->].
* src/ltlparse/ltlscan.ll (OP_SQBKT_SEP): Accept ":" and "to" in addition to ".." and ",". (OP_UNBOUNDED): Recognize "$" for the rule below. * src/ltlparse/ltlparse.yy: Accept [OP1:$] as a synonym for [OP1:], for people used to SVA's syntax. * src/ltltest/equals.test: Test these syntaxes.
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<sqbracket>","|".." return token::OP_SQBKT_SEP;
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/* .. is from PSL and EDL
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: is from Verilog and PSL
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to is from VHDL
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, is from Perl */
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<sqbracket>","|".."|":"|"to" return token::OP_SQBKT_SEP;
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/* In SVA you use [=1:$] instead of [=1..]. We will also
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accept [=1..$] and [=1:]. */
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<sqbracket>"$" return token::OP_UNBOUNDED;
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/* & and | come from Spin. && and || from LTL2BA.
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/\, \/, and xor are from LBTT.
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