john wrote:
Hello,
I have a string I want to parse that is like that
A or A or A or ( C or C or C or ( D) or C) or B.
Obviously A and B are just something else but we don't care about it here.
I define it as mystring = (A | (ch_p('(') >> A >> ch_p(')'))) >> * ("or" >> (A | mystring))
the problem is that as this is exactly the same over and over, I'm getting the end results in the furthest mystring possible: B will be part of "( C or C or C or ( D) or C) or B" and not of the total string and that messes my grammar :(
I have no idea how to pass that trouble, so any help on that would be appreciated (well if anyone understood what I said ;) )
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