Re: Finding out when a token is consumed

[Frank Heckenbach]

Urdaneta, Alfonso E (N-Summitt Technologies) wrote:

> >> >The reason why I want to do it is that my language contains some
> >> >"directives" that can appear anywhere between tokens -- and
> >> >therefore cannot be part of the bison grammer (at least not without
> >> >huge extra work of allowing them in every single place in every
> >> >rule), so I handle them at the lexer level.
> 
> > This is still too unspecific. Do you have an example?
> 
> actually I would like to see his example too, as it sounds like something I
> wanted to do while debugging so I could "follow" what my grammar was going
> as it sucked input.

Sorry, but I gave an example in my original posting. Whether it just
writes `consumed token ...' or does something more complicated with
the token is really irrelevant as far as bison in concerned. I
haven't written the other code yet, so I can't show it.

Frank

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