Hi Kuba,
As a quick fix, you could always pass a pointer instead of a reference. Or
you could wrap the reference in a struct.
I agree that lvalue references "should" work, but it might be tricky to
design the parser code such that it doesn't accidentally decide to use a
reference where inappropri
I'm experimenting with caching lexer output, and have devised a `cache()`
combinator
that takes a parser outputting `Foo` and returns a parser outputting `const
Foo &`. The subparser
is queried only once for a given position in the input.
This works a treat until you get to transforms: the funct