Fixed Width Parsing
See original GitHub issueIs there a better way to fixed width parsing other than the code below? It results in very ugly railroad diagrams.
$.FOR = function(n, fn) {
for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) fn.call(this, i);
}
$.FOR(46, i => this.consume(i, tokens.Space));
Thank you!
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@bd82 Thanks for you’re input.
closing this for now, re-open if you have related questions.