Hi,
I'm trying to parse a simple situation as you might see in Python: "f()()()"
where the "f" function return a callable which is called which is called. I've
written the most obvious implementation, but it gets a "stack level too deep"
error. Parsing the same thing in reverse ("()()()f") works if I form my parser
backwards, and if I use obvious nesting "(((f)))".How can I parse "f()()()" to have the same nested result? Here's my attempt: https://gist.github.com/0b0b302c2c1271b85b8b -Greg
