On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 4:22 PM, spir <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This guy who develops pyParsing thinks at everything. There are so
> many helper functions and processing methods -- how can you know all of that
> by heart, Paul ?
Maybe because he *is* the guy who develops pyparsing? ;-)
Kent
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Paul McGuire a écrit :
> Question 1:
> format_code:= '+' | '-' | '*' | '#'
> I need to specify that a single, identical, format_code code may be
> repeated.
> Not that a there may be several one on a sequence.
> format := (format_code)+
> would catch '+-', which is wrong. I wan
Question 1:
format_code := '+' | '-' | '*' | '#'
I need to specify that a single, identical, format_code code may be
repeated.
Not that a there may be several one on a sequence.
format := (format_code)+
would catch '+-', which is wrong. I want only patterns such as '--',
'+++',...
T
Hello,
I'm learning to use parsers: trying pyParsing, construct and simpleparse to
have a better overview. I know a bit regular expressions and rather used to
BNF-like formats such as used for specification of languages. But I have never
really employed them personly, so the following may be t
