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When checking for recursion issues using pyparsing's built-in method, it flags as there being one.
What I found is that this happens whenever we have the dice notation supplied for both one and two operands being available. This likely means that there is a better way to do what we're doing, potentially moving away from the inFixNotation or adding an optional number for the left operand in the 1 operand statement and removing the other.
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This issue may also come with a parser speed hit which may impact our speed metrics in #41. This issue should be considered related until we know otherwise.
When checking for recursion issues using pyparsing's built-in method, it flags as there being one.
What I found is that this happens whenever we have the dice notation supplied for both one and two operands being available. This likely means that there is a better way to do what we're doing, potentially moving away from the inFixNotation or adding an optional number for the left operand in the 1 operand statement and removing the other.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: