John Haugeland

@futagoza - This issue is 30 days old and you haven't answered it yet. @AlexanderMisel - peg doesn't have those. You would have to implement them in regular expressions or...

The expected array should never have duplicates, and the cache should never differ from the baseline. This is a fairly serious bug, and throws most of the library's parsing into...

This actually really scares me. I have some fairly high stakes things going through `peg` and it appears both with- and without-cache aren't currently trustworthy in production

Ok.

@log4b0at - The `unexpected` rule already exists. The problem with having an unexpected rule specialize on the nature of the thing it failed to parse is that it doesn't know...

@Mingun - I want to resurrect this project. There's no good reason for it to be dead

So how do you identify what the X that's unexpected is?

Like I tried to explain above, that's called "parsing," and the way to do that is to specify it in the grammar

They'll be literally identical to the existing one. Try answering the question. It's there socratically and rhetorically; you should learn what the problem is in trying to answer. ----- >...

Isn't that roughly what mingun said in 2019? Now I worry that I'm misunderstanding something here