Sorry I went to fast and didn't see your problem. My mail program was
highlighting the lines beginning with ">", causing some confusion for me.
The bit of info that you're missing is that action embedding operators
bind more tightly than concatenation. Use:
b := ( a 'b'+ ) >{print} %{print};
and I think you'll get what you want.
-Adrian
Dmitry Marakasov wrote:
> * Adrian Thurston ([email protected]) wrote:
>
>> This is a common mistake when people start with Ragel. Leaving actions
>> require one character of lookahead, or, if they should be executed at
>> the end of the input, for you to tell the machine that there is no more
>> input by setting eof = pe.
>
> Yeah, regarding missing leaving actions I thought it was something
> like that. But what's more interesting for me is why's enter actions
> execution order like this.
>
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