Tim Radvan
Tim Radvan
> ok.. I looked at the Parser.table, it is more or less clear to me, except for the wants and scannable properties of columns. Could you clarify? `wants` and `scannable`...
You haven't declared a rule for `sin` in your Tokenizer. 🙂 Sent with GitHawk
Not quite; `"sin"` matches a token with the _value_ `sin`, whereas `%foo` matches a token with the _type_ `foo`. Sent with GitHawk
``` # Use %token to match any token of that type instead of "token": multiplication -> %number %ws %times %ws %number {% ([first, , , , second]) => first *...
Nearley is intended to parse context-free grammars, and your example isn’t context-free. Depending on your grammar, perhaps you could generate every possible combination up front, for example by using a...
I've given this some thought (sorry for the delay!). Here is a sketch of how I propose this will work. Note that this issue concerns RTL layout of **scripts**. As...
Just simple character classes, or full-blown regexes? The latter would have very strange behaviour, because you can end up with overlapping regex matches in the CFG...
> Afraid we're still seeing the same symptom, even at [https://scratchblocks.github.io](https://scratchblocks.github.io) [...] The `preview.blocks` element on that page is absolutely-positioned, so the size seen in your screenshot is expected. Looking...
That's great to hear! Thanks for sharing :)
Hi, can you give an example of tooling that is not compatible with Moo today?