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pkg/dev_compiler/lib/src/js_ast/builder.dart

 // Copyright (c) 2013, the Dart project authors.  Please see the AUTHORS file
 // for details. All rights reserved. Use of this source code is governed by a
 // BSD-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
 
 // Utilities for building JS ASTs at runtime.  Contains a builder class
 // and a parser that parses part of the language.
 
 part of js_ast;
 
 /**
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 /// AST nodes.  Handles:
 /// * identifiers.
 /// * dot access.
 /// * method calls.
 /// * [] access.
 /// * array, string, regexp, boolean, null and numeric literals.
 /// * most operators.
 /// * brackets.
 /// * var declarations.
 /// * operator precedence.
-/// * anonymous funtions and named function expressions and declarations.
+/// * anonymous functions and named function expressions and declarations.
 /// Notable things it can't do yet include:
 /// * some statements are still missing (do-while, while, switch).
 ///
 /// It's a fairly standard recursive descent parser.
 ///
 /// Literal strings are passed through to the final JS source code unchanged,
 /// including the choice of surrounding quotes, so if you parse
 /// r'var x = "foo\n\"bar\""' you will end up with
 ///   var x = "foo\n\"bar\"" in the final program.  \x and \u escapes are not
 /// allowed in string and regexp literals because the machinery for checking
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       expectCategory(RSQUARE);
       return expr;
     } else if (acceptCategory(HASH)) {
       return parseInterpolatedExpression();
     } else {
       error('Expected property name');
       return null;
     }
   }
 }