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From: Michael Burbidge (mburbidg_at_[hidden])
Date: 2003-09-13 19:34:37
I'm trying to control how tree generation happens for a typical comma
separated list of integers which represent an argument list for a
c-style language. Here's my rule for argument list:
argument_list
= integer_literal >> *(discard_node_d[ch_p(',')] >> argument_list)
;
This generates a tree of the following form, for the following argument
list 23,24,54,1:
argument_list_id
integer_literal_id(23)
argument_list_i
integer_literal_id(24)
argument_list_id
integer_literal_id(54)
integer_literal_id(1)
This is pretty inconvenient to deal with. I would rather that the
intermediate argument lists be collapsed so that the tree looked like:
argument_list_id
integer_literal_id(23)
integer_literal_id(24)
integer_literal_id(54)
integer_literal_id(1)
Is there some way that I can get this result using the node directives?
Thanks,
Michael-
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