Hi Dean,
I went through your code and some of the documentation. However, while
tracing the code flow, i was able to determine that the string "
http://www.boost.org"; was being passed using the range represented by
(start_, end_). I couldn't find where the string "http:" was being struck
off from that range.
>
> bool ok = phrase_parse(
> start_, end_,
> (
> lit("//")
> >> -lexeme[*(char_ - ':')]
> >> -lexeme[':' >> *(char_ - '@')]
> >> -lexeme['@']
> >> +(char_ - '/')
> >> -lexeme['/' >> *(char_ - '?')]
> >> -lexeme['?' >> *(char_ - '#')]
> >> -lexeme['#' >> *char_]
> ),
> space,
> result
> );
>
As there is nothing before the lit("//"). Probably, the first lexeme is
picking up the "http" and the userinfo is getting all the rest of the URL
://www.boost.org (as there is no @ around). Unfortunately, I don't have an
updated boost installation to test this out just yet (no Spirit 2 just yet).
Why the grammar is ignoring the lit("//") is a mystery to me.
Hope this helps somewhat (or I might be completely off track on this).
Sincerely,
Divye
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