Masatake YAMATO
Masatake YAMATO
f3246a26e5cf2ffbce74723a58793192ccaa24d3 and 1f073fc99fbc999b4b1bb9524bd82dd945c3ad6f can be cherry-pick'ed.
We can merge [c428bd3](https://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags/pull/3960/commits/c428bd36bdf0c6395c501903ed881821023938ce) ... [9b3f25f](https://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags/pull/3960/commits/9b3f25f752c423038450cbcd2f847dd5310266e9). [d15cc30](https://github.com/universal-ctags/ctags/pull/3960/commits/d15cc305ecd57d7222cb430c25900221683e5895) needs a test case.
I added test cases. The top half of this pull request can be merged. I will make a pull request.
This pull request was for a Texinfo parser. However, this pull request may be useful for SCSS parser, too.
As an initial version, a regular expression based implementation is o.k; it is always better than nothing. Though I have to rethink the directory structures, optlib is the first class...
A pull request is welcome.
Why don't you make a pull request to integrate it into ctags?
NO. You don't have to use C. Universal Ctags has a quack translator named optlib2c that converts your .ctags to C. So, you make your parser written in .ctags a...
I will accept pull requests to solve this issue. However, I will not work on this issue directly; I would like to solve it using a Sexp-based meta parser. HOWEVER,...
Thank you. I would like you to read https://docs.ctags.io/en/latest/testing-parser.html#units-test-facility .