> ruby 1.8.6 (I know, I know!). Parslet 1.2.0. OS is linux RHEL5: Red > Hat Enterprise Linux Server release 5.5 (Tikanga).
I would suggest you clone parslet (kschiess/parslet.git) and try running the specs on 1.8.6 before going further into this. If all specs run, then indeed I will invest time. But I am guessing that parslet and 1.8.6 are just not made for each other. I would sure accept well formed patches that introduce 1.8.6 compatibility - but won't provide those myself. > [But in more positive news, I can't resist saying again I'm having so > much fun and effectiveness with Parslet, it is so well done -- although > like I said I'm not using the Transform stuff, I'm using my own > different approach, but that's just a testament to the greatness of > Parslet, that it doesn't lock you into just one way of doing things, > it's flexible.] Thank you for your kind words. As much as parslet is a library, it is also a testament to how I think Ruby libraries should be made; So your compliments mean that I am perhaps not alone in thinking so. And on a more practical note: You have understood the decoupling between parser and transformer well and the fact that you chose not to use the latter might just be the best decision for your project! best regards, kaspar
