From 41da740eef0a7dc7d12e47534d58e9bbada6b7ed Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Stuffed <stuffedgame@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 11 May 2017 16:14:13 +0900
Subject: [PATCH] Check harder for missing closing bracket

---
 sanityCheck | 2 +-
 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/sanityCheck b/sanityCheck
index a6b616acf2a..ce5c3898bd2 100755
--- a/sanityCheck
+++ b/sanityCheck
@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ $GREP "<<[ ]*[^\$><_\[]*\(activeSlave\|PC\)[.]"  -- "src/*" | myprint "MissingDo
 # Check for closing bracket without opening bracket.  e.g.:  <<if foo)>>      (but  <<case "foo")>>   is valid, so ignore those
 $GREP -e "<<[ a-zA-Z]\+\([^()<>]\|[^()<>][<>][^()<>]\)*)" --and --not -e "<< *case"  -- "src/*" | myprint "MissingOpeningBracket"
 # Check for opening bracket without closing bracket.  e.g.:  <<if (foo>>
-$GREP -e "<<[ a-zA-Z]\+([^()<>]*>>" -- "src/*" | myprint "MissingClosingBracket"
+$GREP -e "<<[ a-zA-Z]\([^<>]\|[^<>][<>][^<>]\)\+(\([^()<>]\|[^<>()][<>][^<>()]\|([^<>()]*])\)*>>" -- "src/*" | myprint "MissingClosingBracket"
 # Check for two closing brackets but one opening bracket.  e.g.:  <<if (foo))>>
 $GREP -e "<<[ a-zA-Z]\+[^()<>]*([^()]*)[^()]*)[^()<>]*>>"  -- "src/*" | myprint "MissingOpeningBracket2"
 # Check for one closing bracket but two opening brackets.  e.g.:  <<if ((foo)>>
-- 
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