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parse returns collected output
tags is there only for recursive purposes?
it helped me a lot
they have lot of examples and many thing works out of the box. not everything....
it is still great help for me.
Also when you stuck ask away that's what I did 😆
and still doing it.... ;-)
for
input-txt: "#102 @ 1,3:^/"
parse input-txt [any [thru "#" copy nr to space break]] although nr gets the number correctly, parse returns false. What's wrong with my rule?
So either add
to end or ignore the return value.
Now, to insert the matched parts into a block. I've built this simple example: https://gist.github.com/lpvm/77780cb47fc8ef9281ce6188260ccbc2
l and r (left and right of #) are parsed right, but neither parse traversed the second line nor are values inserted in b.
And don't iterate over the whole string?
>> split "1#11^/2#22^/" charset "#^/"
== ["1" "11" "2" "22" ""]
What's the problem you're trying to solve, once again?
Ah, I see, it's AoC No. 3.
@9214 From the parse blog, it's said that
collect should be followed by a block of some rule [rule]. Is this correct? I'm asking this because you used collect some, not collect [some
