Block comments cause "Unexpected TERMINATOR" at end of objects

[geoffreak]

The following code does not compile (but seems like it should):

module.exports = 
  test: true

  ###
  Block comment
  ###

$ coffee -c test.coffee
test.coffee:2:13: error: unexpected TERMINATOR
  test: true

However, adding any kind of runnable code after the block comment allows for compilation:

module.exports = 
  test: true

  ###
  Block comment
  ###

  foobar: true

Or

module.exports = 
  test: true

  ###
  Block comment
  ###

foo = bar

Commenting the runnable code gets us back to the unexpected error:

module.exports = 
  test: true

  ###
  Block comment
  ###

  # foobar: true

$ coffee -c test.coffee
test.coffee:2:13: error: unexpected TERMINATOR
  test: true

I really hope this isn't intended behavior

$ coffee -v
CoffeeScript version 1.6.3
$ node -v
v0.10.12

[michaelficarra]

Hahaha this one is giving "UNEXPECTED MATH" a run for its money. This needs to be added to the FAQ. @geoffreak: for now, just search previous issues.

[geoffreak]

Can I get an actual explanation? Searches don't turn up anything relating to my issue.

[michaelficarra]

Sure: #2805, #1559, #2973, #2025, #2445, #1925, #2344, #1375

[geoffreak]

Thanks. I do hope something will be done about this to prevent it throwing an error though.

[GeoffreyBooth]

The original example is fixed via #4572. Sorry it took awhile.