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Looks good to me.
foo
\\
\\
===>
(foo)
?
whereas:
foo
===>
foo
?
Sincerely,
AmkG
On 7/31/13, David A. Wheeler <dwheeler@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I intend to include a very minor grammar tweak.
>
> Previously "(GROUP_SPLIT | scomment) EOL DEDENT" was illegal because
> there was no way to return an "empty" value.
> Oh, wait, we can do that now! So we may as well allow it.
> That would permit, for example:
> a b c
> ! d e
> ! #| this scomment is the last child line |#
> => (a b c (d e))
>
> This removes one token from the grammar, and a few lines
> from the implementation. Here's the grammar change:
>
> group_line returns [Object v]
> : (GROUP_SPLIT | scomment) hs /* Initial; Interpet as group */
> (group_i=it_expr {$group_i} /* Ignore initial GROUP/scomment */
> | comment_eol
> (INDENT g_body=body {$g_body} /* Normal GROUP use */
> - | same {empty_tag} )) ;
> + | {empty_tag} )) ;
>
>
> Comments?
>
>
> --- David A. Wheeler
>
>