NikRom5531 opened a new pull request, #409:
URL: https://github.com/apache/commons-jexl/pull/409

   ### Summary / Why
   Fixing bug JEXL-411 (https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JEXL-411):
   JEXL could not parse a floating point literal with an omitted leading
   zero (e.g. ".1"), so "(1+0.1)*2" evaluated to 2.2 while "(1+.1)*2"
   raised a parsing error, although ".1" is valid in Java.
   
   ### How
   A leading-dot number is tokenized as "DOT DOT_IDENTIFIER", which is
   identical to the postfix index access "x.3" and cannot be told apart at
   the lexer level. The literal is therefore recognized in the parser, in
   operand position. `FloatLiteral()` in `Parser.jjt` now also accepts
   ".<digits>" (only all-digit `DOT_IDENTIFIER` images, checked via a new
   `isAllDigits` guard) and rebuilds the value as "." + image before
   handing it to `NumberParser`. Dot-based index/property access is
   parsed first by `MemberAccess`/`IdentifierAccess` and left untouched.
   
   ### Tests
   `ArithmeticTest#testLeadingDotFloatLiteral`:
   - "(1+.1)*2" == 2.2 (JEXL-411 reproduction)
   - "(1+0.1)*2" == 2.2 (regression)
   - ".1" == 0.1, "-.1" == -0.1, ".5 + .5" == 1.0, ".55" == 0.55
   - unary/compound: "-.1+.2" == 0.1, ".1+-.2" == -0.1, ".5 - -.9" == 1.4
   - "array.1" still resolves to index access (regression)
   - The test fails on the previous grammar and passes on this one.
   
   ### Verification
   - `mvn` (incl. apache-rat license check): BUILD SUCCESS
   - `mvn test`: 1164 tests, 0 failures, 0 errors
   
   ### Notes
   - The JIRA account was read-only, so a PR link could not be added to the
     ticket; the issue is referenced via the key in the branch, commits and
     this description.
   
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