@encode syntax doesn't require Objective-C support.

[cycript.git] / Cycript.l.in

diff --git a/Cycript.l.in b/Cycript.l.in
index cbe4fe5c354229fd5ec569d676cea3fdc5003a7e..c5fa6de5880926216647cc8191750ac8c1012819 100644 (file)
--- a/Cycript.l.in
+++ b/Cycript.l.in
@@ -267,8 +267,11 @@ XMLName {XMLNameStart}{XMLNamePart}*
 "signed"          L C I(identifier, Identifier("signed"), tk::Signed, hi::Type);
 @end
 
 "signed"          L C I(identifier, Identifier("signed"), tk::Signed, hi::Type);
 @end
 

-@begin ObjectiveC
+@begin C

 "@encode"         L C F(tk::AtEncode, hi::Meta);
 "@encode"         L C F(tk::AtEncode, hi::Meta);

+@end
+
+@begin ObjectiveC

 "@end"            L C F(tk::AtEnd, hi::Meta);
 "@implementation" L C F(yyextra->no_.AtImplementation ? tk::AtImplementation_ : tk::AtImplementation, hi::Meta);
 "@import"         L C F(tk::AtImport, hi::Special);
 "@end"            L C F(tk::AtEnd, hi::Meta);
 "@implementation" L C F(yyextra->no_.AtImplementation ? tk::AtImplementation_ : tk::AtImplementation, hi::Meta);
 "@import"         L C F(tk::AtImport, hi::Special);