Hi,

In message "[ruby-talk:7588] Re: parse.y (version "2000-12-18")"
    on 00/12/19, Mathieu Bouchard <matju / cam.org> writes:

|> | This must not be  ?    
|> |
|> |                        value_expr($3);

|Is this a bug? Why would this be unimportant? What effect does it have on
|Ruby syntax/semantics ?

This is a bug.  The difference are whether Ruby gives a error on the
case like "a = b, break".

							matz.