Re: Parser does not parse

I want to advice you to:

1) Make small rules
2) Give them names
3) Use these rules multiple times
4) Don't write "big" rules!
5) Use a try-catch-block, like:

try
{
  parsing...
}
catch(const expectation_failure<iterator_t>& e)
{
	std::cout << "expected: " << e.what_ << std::endl;
}

Then you will see:

The parser expects a "=" because the "e" of "endif" (or "i" of "if") matches
char_("a-zA-Z0-9") so the parser expects "=" next. But there is no "=" in
your source string.

Note: There is no need for so many brackets...

Best regards,
Mike...



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