James Coglan

Which language are you implementing your parser in? Also I'm not quite sure I understand this statement: > I noticed there is _types field in the parser and in parse(...,...

I came in here to post a link but you already found what I was going to link you to :) I would encourage you not to think of things...

I have just implemented a limited version of this focussed on improving the quality of error messages. For example, the error you now get on a parse failure looks something...

One further thing I'll note here is that I don't want to commit to a way of identifying rule names that user programs might come to depend on. Something I'm...

There are some problems I have with this code that indicate why it doesn't make sense to run action functions for references, optional rules, or anything else that doesn't create...

@crashtech I'm not able to comment on the specifics of that grammar. Do you have an example of a benchmark (e.g. using `benchmark/ips`) to demonstrate the poor performance you're seeing?...

Was this intended as a reply to #64, or are you starting a new issue you'd like me to take action on?

Allowing the `redirect_uri` to be set from user input probably opens up account theft attacks, for example via [URL fragments in 302 redirects](http://homakov.blogspot.co.uk/2013/03/redirecturi-is-achilles-heel-of-oauth.html).

I'm also having the same problem. v22 gives me the error about `commonjsHelpers.js` while v21 causes `wtr` to hang and eventually crash due to running out of memory. This is...

Hi @paolosanchi, thanks for identifying this issue and working on a fix for it. I've been reviewing this code and I'd like to see us merge a fix for the...