Hi, you might want to check out LPegLabel[1]. It's an extension of LPeg that allows error detection and recovery by throwing labels (done manually but can be se

Hi, you might want to check out LPegLabel[1]. It's an extension of LPeg that allows error detection and recovery by throwing labels (done manually but can be semi-automated). To put simply, throwing a label is like throwing an exception (so it bubbles up until it is caught). For error recovery, you can catch those labels and record it somewhere then continue parsing possibly skipping to a certain token like a semicolon before doing so. I worked on modifying LPeg grammars to add error detection and recovery via LPegLabel for my Google Summer of Code, so please ask me questions about it if you have any. Right now, LPegLabel is still quite young, but it is fully usable and since it is a project under LabLua (the same research lab that is in charge of Lua and LPeg), I'm hoping it will be integrated into LPeg one day. [1] https://github.com/sqmedeiros/lpeglabel https://github.com/sqmedeiros/lpeglabel