Hi,
I hesitated to post it on StackOverflow after asking you, because it would
mean that at least 1 people would have cared about my problem for nothing.
Sorry for that. I think Parslet is pretty awesome, and even if this list
allow us to have 'fast answers' (well, you answered me in less thant 1
day), StackOverflow would be a great way to make it famous (by the way,
someone with more than 1250 reputation point could create a special tag for
Parslet). My school is currently working with it (they are currently
creating a VHDL parser, the source-code of which will be, of course,
totally open), just because they found Treetop and Citrus too
"ruby-unlike", and they might have some questions I guess, I'll tell them
to suscribe to the list.
I'll profit in this mail to ask you a parsing question. I'm trying to write
a rule, saying "this can be every character, except # and \".
In Ruby, I would do that :
I tried that : match('[^#\\]'), but it doesn't seem to work (premature end
of regular expression)
Did I make a mistake on this one ?
Have a nice day !
Regards,
Olivier
