On 31/10/13 16:23, Jim - FooBar(); wrote:
The result of this is a parser which sees everyhting as :TOKEN. That
is because WORD matches almost everything. However I thought that
putting it last would remedy the situation...it seems that the most
general rule is applied first. Is that by design?Am I going about it
the wrong way?
Nevermind I figured it out :) I can use the ordered-choice from the PEG
extensions. This is good stuff...
also, I'd like to pass a function instead of a regex in the DRUG rule.
I'd like to have it check a dictionary instead of matching a regex. Is
that at all possible?
I'm still not very clear about this though. Any help is greatly
appreciated :)
Jim
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