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Color
Pos
# grammar.jl Color = |(0:9) Pos = |(1:30)
When expanded, the grammar has a rule for each value for Color (from 0 to 9), but for Pos, the grammar only covers values 10 to 30.
We could use a tuple for Pos, but that would make the grammar very big. Can we think of a elegant solution for this?
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As discussed previously, I see multiple solutions:
Color = Int(1) | ...
As the expression differs, this should work.
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THinnerichs
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When expanded, the grammar has a rule for each value for
Color
(from 0 to 9), but forPos
, the grammar only covers values 10 to 30.We could use a tuple for
Pos
, but that would make the grammar very big. Can we think of a elegant solution for this?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: