Hi Nigel,

thank you, but that is not what i was asking. Maybe i was unclear.

In your example, let's say i do have lines. I understand your :doc, and how to parse many lines _at once_

But i want to parse one line at a time. Parse, do my processing, parse more, more processing until end of file.

I know how to loop through files. But obviously i can't split my input into files, as that involves parsing it.

Torsten

Nigel Thorne <mailto:[email protected]>
9. toukokuuta 2014 2.51

If you are asking "how do I parse a file that contains some structure that is repeating?" Then ... You just need a rule that says that.. For example :

rule(:line){ ... something ... }
rule(:doc){ line.repeat }

If you want to know how to parse several files... You just need a loop through the filenames, opening each file, and ask the parser to parse it... Then parse the next one.

Does this make sense?

Torsten Ruger <mailto:[email protected]>
8. toukokuuta 2014 22.44
Moi,

as i am relatively new, i feel i am missing the obvious. Sorry for the
inconvenience if that is so.

I want to parse a file in bits as it were. So when i call parse (or
whatever) i want it to return the expression, which i then transform and
process.
Then i want to parse more of the same file and repeat.

Seems quite a simple thing, but i can't find any info on it.

I would give my grammar as example, but feel that the issue is the same
for the simples things, ie numbers.So
1
2
3
could be my file and the rule would be match digit.

Thanks for any help,

AND THANKS FOR PARSLET

Torsten
Torsten Ruger <mailto:[email protected]>
8. toukokuuta 2014 22.44
Moi,

as i am relatively new, i feel i am missing the obvious. Sorry for the
inconvenience if that is so.

I want to parse a file in bits as it were. So when i call parse (or
whatever) i want it to return the expression, which i then transform and
process.
Then i want to parse more of the same file and repeat.

Seems quite a simple thing, but i can't find any info on it.

I would give my grammar as example, but feel that the issue is the same
for the simples things, ie numbers.So
1
2
3
could be my file and the rule would be match digit.

Thanks for any help,

AND THANKS FOR PARSLET

Torsten

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