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Thanks, what I don't get from reading the grammar is how, as you say, multiplicative is either a primary or primary followed by a multiplicative. Clearly I unde

Thanks, what I don't get from reading the grammar is how, as you say, multiplicative is either a primary or primary followed by a multiplicative. Clearly I understand that it needs to be defined this way, but is that either part just inherit to PEG or this implementation or what, b/c I don't get it form the syntax?

mbrubeck 17y ago
The "/" at the start of the second line is a choice operator. For example, this is how you would define a term a that can match either b or c: a: b / c (The asterisks in my post were escaped because they were in a code block, or because there were not two of them in the same line.)