钱晓明 wrote:

I want to use spirit parsing some text file. The very basic element in those files is string, float and int. For example: 123L "hello" 987.4343 I wrote my grammar class: struct pm_parser : public grammar<pm_parser> { template <typename ScannerT> struct definition { definition(pm_parser const& self) { factor = int_p[show_int()]>>"L" | '"'>> *((~ch_p('"'))[show_char()]) >>'"' | real_p[show_double()] ; } rule<ScannerT> factor; rule<ScannerT> const& start() const { return factor; } }; }; show_int, show_char, show_double are structs used to show int, char and double value. When I parse 1L, it works. But when I parse 1, it is parsed twice(int_p and real_p are all works). How can I define grammar struct to parse text above without errors?

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