Hi all, I'm struggling with an RD grammar problem and am hoping you can help.
I've got some data that is embedded inside a file and I need to parse only the embedded data and leave the "noise" untouched. For example: afaf asf af <DELIMITER> command command command </DELIMITER> asdf asd qer f a I want to parse the command(s), remove the DELIMITERS and preserve everything else. In the past, I've looped over the file with a regex looking for the delimeters and then running RD on the text inside. However, the cost of launching several instances of the parser is very expensive, about 80% of runtime. I'd like to be able to use one parser and have it "do" the entire file. What I've tried amounts to this: chunk: /.*?/ delimiter_start command(s) delimiter_end /.*?/ However, I think the first regex is eating too much. Any suggestions on how to do this? TIA. -- Take care and have fun, Mike Diehl.
