Yes, this is exactly what I do, and it works.
MO, just make sure your BNF produces a parser that parses all the inputs
> correctly and then use parens to weed out the uninteresting parts as needed.
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In my previous post I accidentally abused term DSL - I just meant
'parsers', sorry,
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Thank you very much for your attention and references. Actually, I already
saw and continue to study some of it. In essence, what I am looking for is
a most efficient development tool for DSLs in several application areas.
Specifics is in that these kinds of DSL doesn't require strict parsing o
Well, this is a fate of those examples :) I have some generic question:
what is the easiest way to skip part of input stream until some keyword or
lexeme appears? Is it possible to do this in Marpa without using external
lexer and/or events? May be putting an undesired_part symbol inside
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