Erez Shinan

Not to make a thing out of it, but your only complaint was that Lark doesn't work outside of Python, which is a bit like complaining that Python doesn't run...

@za3k Thanks for your input! I agree with everything you said. Good error messages are really helpful, especially to beginners, but they are also very difficult. Part of the difficulty...

@za3k Thanks for taking the time to describe your experience! I try to make Lark as simple and accessible as possible (without taking away from it), but that's not an...

@za3k Context-free grammars are definitely not good for everything, and they can have difficulties when non-annotated free text is involved. Usually I find that using Lark serves me better than...

I don't think there's a way to fix this that makes sense. We can process the terminals after the parser, but the user can do that manually as well, and...

I suppose another approach would be to replace the return values with a proxy object, that also maintains the token type. But that sounds a little too "magical".

@MegaIng You could be right, that might work.

Just to clarify a point, I'm doing this together with a regular search. So an actual query will look something like: ```javascript doc_index.search("some phrase", {tag: ["dog"]}) ``` And I want...

No, no answer yet.

@ctrlcctrlv Not sure why you pinged me. Can you sum it up for me?