Radek,
this does indeed look like an oversight. I am waiting for Martin and
others to confirm this - and if so Martin will have to get this fixed
during the final editing stage.
/js
On Sat, Jul 16, 2016 at 08:22:35PM +0200, Radek Krejčí wrote:
> Hi,
> I found a small issue in the YANG 1.1 grammar - I know that the last
> calls already passed, but I found it yesterday while implementing
> if-feature parsing.
>
> This is the definition from the rfc6020bis-14 grammar:
>
> if-feature-factor = not-keyword sep if-feature-factor /
> "(" sep if-feature-expr sep ")" /
> identifier-ref-arg
>
> But I believe that it should be
>
> if-feature-factor = not-keyword sep if-feature-factor /
> "(" optsep if-feature-expr optsep ")" /
> identifier-ref-arg
>
> because even example in section 7.20.2.1 skips the spaces between the
> brackets and the expression inside:
>
> if-feature "(not foo) or (bar and baz)";
>
> Regards,
> Radek
>
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