On Sun, 19 Feb 2006, Frans Englich wrote: > ------------------------------------------------------ > FirstProlog: /* empty */ > | FirstPrologPart FirstPrologPart > | FirstPrologPart > > FirstPrologPart: DefaultNamespaceDecl > | Setter > | NamespaceDecl > | Foo > | Bar > ------------------------------------------------------ > > In other words, this grammar (intentionally) allows zero or more > DefaultNAmespaceDecl, Setter or NamespaceDecl in arbitrary order. For > example: "Setter, Setter, NamespaceDecl", or simply "<empty>".
No, it allows 0, 1, or 2 only. > Here's another version, which as far as I can tell, achieves the same: > > ------------------------------------------------------ > FirstProlog: /* empty */ > | FirstProlog DefaultNamespaceDecl > | FirstProlog Setter > | FirstProlog NamespaceDecl > | FirstProlog Foo > | FirstProlog Bar > ------------------------------------------------------ This is 0 or more. Joel _______________________________________________ Help-bison@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-bison
