I'm sorry to post this here but currently I cannot create an account to open an issue on Github.
Today I encountered an issue after writing a peg that contains a rule named "Tuple".
Currently you cannot have such a rule because pegged imports std.typecons.
My suggestion is to make all imports in pegged selective and renamed e.g instead of
import std.typecons;
rewrite
import std.typecons : PeggedTuple = Tuple;
to minimize the chances of collisions. The problem is known, documented [1] but I dont see why the solution I propose would not work.
Later I've also noticed an inaccurary in the wiki, on this page [2] it is stated that
"Predefined Parsers are all lowercase"
This sould be
"Predefined Parsers, to the exception of Alpha, are lowercase"
veelo
commented
4 years ago
Source : https://forum.dlang.org/post/vobazwubfleohhzteqdp@forum.dlang.org
I'm sorry to post this here but currently I cannot create an account to open an issue on Github.
Today I encountered an issue after writing a peg that contains a rule named "Tuple". Currently you cannot have such a rule because pegged imports std.typecons.
My suggestion is to make all imports in pegged selective and renamed e.g instead of
import std.typecons;
rewrite
import std.typecons : PeggedTuple = Tuple;
to minimize the chances of collisions. The problem is known, documented [1] but I dont see why the solution I propose would not work.
Later I've also noticed an inaccurary in the wiki, on this page [2] it is stated that
"Predefined Parsers are all lowercase"
This sould be
"Predefined Parsers, to the exception of
Alpha, are lowercase"-- [1] https://github.com/PhilippeSigaud/Pegged/wiki/Predefined-Parsers#public-imports [2] https://github.com/PhilippeSigaud/Pegged/wiki/Declaring-a-Grammar