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fix(codegen): inline function expression can be named inside a v-on - #9709

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… expression (fix #9707)

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Looks good. We could also forbid \d as the first character of the identifier if we want to be strict

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I wanted to use [A-Za-z_$][\w$] at first but switched to [\w$_] to be consistent with the earlier part of the same regexp. Not sure if we should make them both stricter.

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yyx990803 merged commit 3433ba5 into vuejs:dev Mar 18, 2019
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Different behaviors of Arrow function and function

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