Left & Right Asscociate in Parsing

I made the same mistake again when using Pratt parsing. I almost messed up the left asscociate and right asscociate. If an operator is left asscociate, the generated AST will be a tree lean-to-left. For struct, union, and other composite types, left asscoiate can expose the member as the right node. This can make the code generation much easier, because I know the type for the dot operator. 

For example, StructA.structB.a, the lean-to-left tree can expose the "a" as the right node and I can easily find out the whole expression StructA.structB.a is what type. I did not set assignment as an operator, the assignment can be lean-to-right tree. 

Hopefully this self-note can let me remember this rule and won't miss this case in the future.