I wanted to add an entry in the FAQ for recdescent based on this question:
http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=407865
but I am not so sure about Randal's answer... it appears irrelevant to the question at hand.
<skip> appears to be used to discriminate terminals in a production. I don't think skip is going to affect or make a statement about the fact that each sentence of the grammar terminates with a carriage return.
Any input into the way to structure a prd grammar so that it is clear that each production is terminated by a newline is appreciated.... though I'm beginning to see the light myself:
program : statement(s)
statement : command arg(s) /[\n]/
command: /\w+/
args : /\d+/ | alphanum
alphanum : /[A-Za-z0-9/
-- Terrence Brannon, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
