The first argument is the name of initial patterns, followed by a list of named patterns. Patterns can now refer to other patterns by name, allowing for recursion: let parser = peg "ident": lower <- {'a'..'z'} ident <- *lower doAssert parser.match("lowercaseword").ok The order ...
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The rulepairmatches aword, followed by an equals sign (=), followed by anumber. Thewordandnumberin thepairrule are captured with the>operator. The Nim code fragment below this rule is executed for every match, and stores the captured word and number in thewordsNim table. Usage Thepatt()...