I was going through some old emails looking for another topic when I came across a post by Christian Schoenebeck:
> That even seems to work in combination with type specifiers and string > literals: > > %token <sval> ONE "one" > %token <ival> TWO "two" > %token <dval> THREE "three" I had skipped over this bit, but now I think I need to understand it. First, consider these definitions in .y: %token FOR %token TO "->" %token STROP 1000 "step" Reading the "Token Kind Names" doc, and tables.h, I am not clear where these bits end up. I assume the first item, "FOR", "TO" and "STROP", end up in yytname, and that in this case we might expect to see something like 280, 281 and 1000 in yytoknum. Is that correct? If so, where are the string literals stored? Is there a collection I can iterate? Or is there some way I can get to them through yytname or yytoknum? If there is an easy way to iterate over these literals, it seems it could fix a very thorny problem I've been thinking about for some time.
