Little question

[Jean-Michel Personne]

Hello,

I'm new to Spirit. I want to parse this string :

ident = {  some {text}, other text  },

and get "some {text}, other text" into a variable.

How can I that ?

Thanks

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[Darid Tromer]

On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 6:12 AM, Jean-Michel Personne <jmc9497@...> wrote:

Hello,

I'm new to Spirit. I want to parse this string :

ident = {  some {text}, other text  },

and get "some {text}, other text" into a variable.

How can I that ?

Not to fear the new Spirit documentation has many examples which you can use to get you there. Oh wait... there isn't any which would be useful or even come close to showing in a simple way how to achive what you're after today.

Nevermind perhaps someone else on this list can tell you how, as there doesn't seem be any simple method for someone to learn how its done for now...


Darid

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[OvermindDL1]

On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 12:53 PM, Darid Tromer <darid.tromer@...> wrote:
> Not to fear the new Spirit documentation has many examples which you can use
> to get you there. Oh wait... there isn't any which would be useful or even
> come close to showing in a simple way how to achive what you're after today.
>
> Nevermind perhaps someone else on this list can tell you how, as there
> doesn't seem be any simple method for someone to learn how its done for
> now...

Wte# was that?  Why are you attacking this, why are you even here?

There are plenty of examples, heck, what do you think the examples and
test directories contain, empty files?



On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 6:12 AM, Jean-Michel Personne <jmc9497@...> wrote:
> I'm new to Spirit. I want to parse this string :
>
> ident = {  some {text}, other text  },
>
> and get "some {text}, other text" into a variable.
>
> How can I that ?

Since you did not specify how your grammar works, I will guess that
you just want everything between "{  " and "  }" on that line, the
rule for that would be:

rule<Iterator> r = omit[char_-"{  "] >> char_-"  }" >> "  }" >> omit[*char_];

That may or may not be what you want, cannot know for certain unless
you actually tell how the grammar is formed.  EBNF or PEG syntax is
fine.

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