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Thanks for lark - seems like a highly complete solution, and I see this as a good option for my project because of the automatic tracking of line/column info.
In order to use `end_line` and `end_co…
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In trying to build my own parser I could not understand an issue I was having. I am using CNAME, as well as the literal "false". Obviously I want false to matched before CNAME. It seems like no matter…
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Is it possible to write a Merlin file that understands the syntax extensions offered by Earley? If yes, how?
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I have the following grammar:
```python
parser = Lark(r'''
input : word+
word : unquoted | lquoted | squoted | dquoted
lquoted : /\$'[^']*'/
squo…
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How can I transform tree, when using `ambiguity="explicit"` in the parser.
```
parser = Lark(grammar, start="start", parser="earley", ambiguity="explicit")
query = u"bla bla bla..."
tr…
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I'm using the LALR parser and I'm getting a problem. This has been discussed in more complex cases, but I must admit I never understood the explanation or how to apply solution to my case, or, for tha…
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I've noticed that Lark uses assert statements in some places outside of tests. Just by doing `git grep assert` in the lark directory we can see a big list of these.
Assert statements are ignored wh…
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Do you plan to support Pyhton 2.7 ? I have encoding issue with the grammar.
```
$ pip install oh_sanitizer
Downloading/unpacking oh-sanitizer
Downloading oh_sanitizer-0.1.1.tar.gz
Running s…
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Hi there. I'm getting an error when building on OSX. Does anyone know how I can get this to build?
```
$ ./waf build_cboehm -v
)) (*compile-print* nil) (*compile-verbose* nil)) (asdf:load-sys…
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The following doesn't seem to hold
> When using a lexer (standard or contextual), it is the grammar-author's responsibility to make sure the literals don't collide, or that if they do, they are mat…