Add EOF symbol to match end of input
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Must be optional (grammars don’t have to contain it to be correct)
Need to make sure it works for both LALR and Earley, and with indentation.
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Any update?
Just pushed this into
master
. You can now use$
in the LALR parser. (No Earley support yet)Here’s an example from the tests that shows what it does: