To add a remark, actions with arguments have been desired for quite some
time, though development is not high on the priority list, considering
the possibility for compilers to inline function calls.
-Adrian
On 06/08/11 16:27, Пётр wrote:
Hello
// buff is a char[MAX_EXPR_SIZE], space_left is an int.
> number {
> strncpy(buff + (MAX_EXPR_SIZE - space_left), ts, te-ts);
> space_left -= te-ts+1;
> buff[te-ts] = '\0';
> parse(NUMBER, buff);
>};
> I use almost that same exact set of code except for the last line
> (which might be "parse(STRING, buff);" or whatever).
Just use functions.
instead of
> action number {
> ...
> parse(NUMBER, buff);
> }
and [0-9]+ %number
write this
void CallParser(int type) {
...
parse(type, buff);
}
and invoke it like
[0-9]+ %{ CallParser(NUMBER); }
" (any :>> '"') %{ CallParser(STRING); }
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