Joshua Barretto
Joshua Barretto
How do you think this solution compares to #494 ?
The `println`s happen after everything else, so there's no promise that their order actually corresponds to the order in which the rest of the code executes. It might be that...
Wow, that's a blast from the past. I've not written about it, no. It was a fun learning experience, but I've moved on to other things. You'll have to excuse...
I'm surprised someone noticed this so quickly, I only pushed the change yesterday! For now you can access it via `guide/tutorial.md` in this repository: the docs.rs page will start working...
You could create a function that does this: ```rs // Rough pseudo-code fn commented(p: impl Parser) -> impl Parser { ... } ``` Then you can apply it without too...
Hi, thanks for the PR! I'll try to find time to review this in the next few days. One thing I would say is that there are some invariants to...
I've had a go at implementing this in ed0f695df586e39c93f1df28c52a2438eceddf51! There's an example in there that should help too. Let me know what you both think!
It might be useful if you show the error you want/had before along with the error you have right now. The logic involved in error prioritisation is more nuanced than...
Hmmm. I've generally avoided making specific promises about exactly how chumsky generates errors to avoid boxing the library into a design that limits improvements to error generation in the future....
You might find the discussion [here](https://github.com/zesterer/chumsky/discussions/785) to be useful!