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parse
returns collected output
tags
is there only for recursive purposes?
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?
to end
or ignore the return value.
l
and r
(left and right of #
) are parsed right, but neither parse traversed the second line nor are values inserted in b
.
>> split "1#11^/2#22^/" charset "#^/"
== ["1" "11" "2" "22" ""]
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