Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED]!
On 30-Dic-99, you wrote:
K> I think it's safe to say this is too complex for general use.
K> I shudder to think what would be involved trying to generate
K> such a rule.
Indeed, it would have been much easier to be able to write:
t*t: ["t" some ["t " break | no-space]]
parse/all text [
some [
to " t" skip
[copy match t*t break | skip]
]
]
MATCH would contain an extra space, but I think we could live with
that. Of course, I'm assuming that the word is delimited by
spaces, and not tabs or newlines.
Anyway, in practical cases I think one should consider using
normal REBOL code instead of parse rules for this kind of stuff.
Regards,
Gabriele.
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