Pretty sure you want Option[Seq[String]]] On Wed, Jun 12, 2019, 13:41 Rusty Phillips <rusty.

I have dsl query language grammar in .g4 fole (antlr format). The task is to generate parser (and

Glad you sorted things out! Cheers, Mathias --- mat...@parboiled.org http://www.parboiled.org >

Hi Mathias, thanks a lot for your answer. It turns out I made a stupid mistake somewhere that messed

String unrolling generates quite a bit of code, so there is, as often, a space/time tradeoff to be

scala> Character.isLetter('腾') res0: Boolean = true On Monday, January 15, 2018 at 3:41:43

Hi Sebastian, the key to recursive structures like the one you are trying to parse is to build a

Hi Andrew, sorry, I did not do any performance comparisons against Sesame or Jena. Cheló̱na handles

Mathias, parboiled2.org doesn't responding. Do you know what's happening there? A.

Unfortunately parboiled2 doesn't come with the parse error recovery that was available on pb1. It

Thanks Mathias for prompt reply. Will check and try to use FastParse. Regards, Sanjyot. On Wednesday,

Alex, the reasoning behind the variance markers on the type params of the `Rule` type is exactly the

Great. Thanks! --- mat...@parboiled.org http://www.parboiled.org > On 12.10.2016, at 15:54,

hi ，I have a regex like this: ```scala private final val queryPattern = Pattern.compile("(?s)(.*

Hi Ian, one thing you could do is extend your `FooParser` class in your tests and give it two more

Raul, you probably have either a "no-progress-recursion" somewhere (ie a rule recursion

Cao, you can simply follow it with `~ drop[Int]` for example, if the value you want to drop is an `

Ok, I'm glad things are working out for you. Cheers, Mathias --- mat...@parboiled.org http://www

Hi Mathias, That makes sense; thanks for the explanation. Also, pointing out the CharPredicate

Hi Alexander, I'm using parboiled 2.1.0 (so the latest version, I think). And I'm importing

Thanks Mathias. I made it work, though now I have a different problem (parsing cyrillic and chinese

Thank you for the reply. I wasn't hurrying, so time is not an issue :) On Friday, September 25,

Tanner, > Is runtime generation of parsers possible with Parboiled2? It's “possible” but

This is the wrong forum for your question. It's the mailing list for the Java/Scala parboiled and

Hey Alex, sorry for not replying earlier! (I am incredibly busy currently with getting a new company

I was worrying for nothing. I moved the state out of Parboiled parser to made it lightweight. And I

Hi Mathias, thank you for your response! Today I tried realizing this as a macro (as everything else

For those seeking for a general 'non-greedy' strategy using parboiled2, I finally found one [

Hi Alexander, Many thanks for you reply and explanation! Works like a charm. Vladimir вторник, 28

Hi Bob, Would that rule cover your demands: https://github.com/sirthias/parboiled2/pull/152? On