Alright, I added `parsed`/`parsed_` to `pipes-parse` and deprecated `parseForever`/`parseForever_` and I'll remove them after one release cycle.

On 2/13/16 8:08 PM, Michael Thompson wrote:
Do you get better results instead of making the parser into a pipe, you use something like this (named for the similar operation in `pipes-attoparsec`). It might reduce to more fundamental pipes-parse things, I'm not sure:


    parsed :: Monad m
           => PP.Parser a m (Maybe b)
           -> Producer a m r
           -> Producer b m (Producer a m r)
    parsed (StateT s) = loop where
      loop p = do
        (a,rest) <- lift (s p)
        case a of
          Nothing -> return rest
          Just b -> do
            yield b
            loop rest



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