Alternatively, press whatever signifies end-of-file on your console,
e.g. under most unix terminals, ctrl-d, or DOS ctrl-z. This will
close the input stream causing the EOF to fire.
On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 9:01 PM, Artur Rataj <
arturrataj@...> wrote:
> Hello.
>
> If you want the parser to exit after <INSERT>, make it simply the last token
> by deleting <EOF>.
>
> You'll still need to enter \r, so that the console flushes the line buffer.
>
>>
>> When I enter input at the console the console does not exit for the <EOF>
>> tag. For Example for the above program I enter: insert
>>
>> Now the console just stands there and doesn't provide me with the result.
>> I
>> know I am making a mistake here with the "/r" key as I have allowed the
>> parser to skip this. Now I have no clue how to exit from my user input
>> console. Please help me to understand this.
>>
>
>
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