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[Parse] Discussion of PARSE dialect

Steeve
28-Jun-2007
[2101]
(correction) 
>>parse "BBC" [(take rule) once]
== false
Anton
28-Jun-2007
[2102x2]
gnarly
:)
Steeve
28-Jun-2007
[2104x2]
gnarly ?
ok,    http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=gnarly
Tomc
28-Jun-2007
[2106x2]
data: "cab"
>> c: charset "abc" parse data [3 c]
== true
?
Steeve
28-Jun-2007
[2108x2]
>>>parse "ccc" [3 c]
==true
we want any combination of "ABC"
Tomc
28-Jun-2007
[2110]
without repeats
Steeve
28-Jun-2007
[2111x2]
yep
and that works for any type of sub-rule, no only for constants
Tomc
28-Jun-2007
[2113x2]
one shot concept
>> data: "abc"
== "abc"

>> c: charset "abc" parse data [3 [here:  c  (c: difference c to 
bitset! first :here)]]
== true
>> data: "ccc"
== "ccc"

>> c: charset "abc" parse data [3 [here:  c  (c: difference c to 
bitset! first :here)]]
== false
>>
Steeve
28-Jun-2007
[2115]
hehe, doen't work if i check for any combinations of "AABC"
Tomc
28-Jun-2007
[2116]
I should read the thread  when I have a few minutes
Steeve
28-Jun-2007
[2117]
yes you should
Tomc
28-Jun-2007
[2118]
but I will amuses myself as I please in the meanwhile.
Steeve
28-Jun-2007
[2119]
huhu
Brock
28-Jun-2007
[2120x2]
Steve, wondering if your take function solution was coded in french, 
I can't understand it  without studying it a bit more.
;-)
Steeve
28-Jun-2007
[2122x2]
it's the french touch ;-)
hey Brock , still alive ?
Tomc
29-Jun-2007
[2124x2]
do rules: [
	set 'a "first rule "
	set 'b "second rule "
	set 'c "third rule "
]

rule: [ 
	[end (if empty? erode[here: back tail :here]) :here skip]| 
	[here: erode there: 
	(	all[
			token: copy/part :here :there
			word: find rules token
			word: first back word
			remove/part find erode word 2 
		]

  all[empty? erode not tail? there insert/only erode [] there: tail 
  there]
	)] :there
    rule
]

data: "first rule second rule third rule "
erode: [ a | b | c | a]  parse/all data rule
left expanded for clarity
Steeve
30-Jun-2007
[2126x5]
i would have to discuss what follow before posting it in Rambo
parse "  a" [copy r "a"]
>>r
== " a"
i think it should be r = "a" instead
*i would have speech
Tomc
30-Jun-2007
[2131x5]
>> parse/all " a" [any " " copy r "a"]
== true
>> r
== "a"
I try toi allways yse /all when I give a block of rules
and use pases by itself aith the none rule
r: parse " a" none
["a"]
Steeve
30-Jun-2007
[2136x3]
hi Toms, as always don't focus on the example i give but on the issue 
i suggest, another one example:
>>parse "ld   a  b" ["ld" "a" copy reg ["b" | "c"]]
>> r == " b" 
>> i just think it will be more logic to have r == "b"
(replace r by reg)
i well know how to skip blank chars, but i think it's not logic in 
that case
[unknown: 9]
30-Jun-2007
[2139]
We so need a Wiki for Rebol, and shove every word and example into 
it.  Just Parse needs 100 pages of examples and descriptions.
ICarii
30-Jun-2007
[2140]
lol
Steeve
30-Jun-2007
[2141]
we need a wiki just for parse
ICarii
30-Jun-2007
[2142]
and a new book.. Dialects for The Rest of Us (forget the Dummies 
version..)
[unknown: 9]
30-Jun-2007
[2143]
Exactly!
Steeve
30-Jun-2007
[2144]
books books, scripts in rebol.org are enough for me
[unknown: 9]
30-Jun-2007
[2145]
There is always another trick, and another level to Rebol, the docs 
NEED to be in a Wiki, where we can add to them, let them live, breath...
ICarii
30-Jun-2007
[2146]
there is a rebol wikibooks
[unknown: 9]
30-Jun-2007
[2147]
Yeah, it needs someone to kick it off, get it started, fill it with 
about 50 good words.  Where is a "kid" when you need one?
ICarii
30-Jun-2007
[2148]
playing with their new iphones and parsing text messages internally 
:)
Steeve
30-Jun-2007
[2149x2]
so, spending money to be cool
(but what is the interest to purchase what everyone wants, that's 
not cool at all)