Boost.Spirit.Qi - Errors at the beginning of a rule

此生再无相见时 提交于 2019-12-01 22:31:06

问题


How would I detect an error at the start of a rule? For example, consider the Mini XML example included in the docs. If I feed the parser something like:

<element>this is an error<element>

Then I get:

Error! Expecting here: ""

Error! Expecting here: ""

Parsing failed.

That's fine, but then consider feeding it:

element>this is an error</element>

And I get the very generic and not so useful:

Parsing failed.

How could I modify the rule to report the error in an informative way?


回答1:


You'd want to require an element at the document root level.

The other messages are generated by failed expectation points. You'll want an extra expectation point at the start. I'd do this:

  1. rename old xml rule to element
  2. create a new xml rule that has the element at an expectation point:

        xml = qi::eps > element;
    
  3. [Don't change anything else]

  4. profit!

The output becomes:

Error! Expecting <element> here: "element>this is a test</element>
"
-------------------------
Parsing failed
-------------------------

See it live here



来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16022882/boost-spirit-qi-errors-at-the-beginning-of-a-rule

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