Hi, I'm trying to understand how works Lemon error recovery, but it does not seems to work as specified in the documentation (if I understand it correctly).
You can check this repository for an minimal showcase of my issue : https://github.com/arcanis/lemon.error-recovery As you can see in test.cc, I feed the grammar (test.lm) with : If, Expr, If, Expr, Ok, Else, Ok Firstly, I would expect that the right-association-rule accepts the input as - if - if - ok - ok since using %left instead of %right gives me - if - if - ok - ok But it does not. Instead, it calls syntax error then (and that's the weirdest) accepts an incomplete input, dropping the remaining input tokens : - if - ok The parse_failure directive is never called, even if there is no 'error' non-terminal in my grammar. I'm fairly new with this kind of parser, so please forgive me if I said something horrible, but is it normal ? Is there something that I have missed ? Thanks, -- Maël Nison JS Github hipster, Assistant C++ chez Epitech _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@sqlite.org http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
