On Oct 25, 2008, at 8:48 AM, Brice Figureau wrote:
> I choose to push the comments on the stack on each LBRACE and pop on
> each RBRACE. I also fetch a reset the current stack level on each
> statement reduction. This way I can attach comment precisely to the
> puppet statement they belong to.
Seems reasonable. I did something similar when I had some code that
needed to know whether it was in a define or not, and I think it's a
pretty common pattern. It's clumsy, but then, LALR parses always are,
it seems.
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