![]() This used to work by adding a magic prefix to the error message, but it appears that doesn't work with the GHC 6.6 version of Parsec. It now searches for a magic substring anywhere in the error message. It uses // as a delimeter rather than \0 now, since including nulls in Strings causes problems -- for example, putStr "a\0b" will only print "a". |
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LexOccam.x | ||
LexRain.x | ||
ParseOccam.hs | ||
ParseRain.hs | ||
ParseRainTest.hs | ||
ParseUtils.hs | ||
PreprocessOccam.hs | ||
PreprocessOccamTest.hs | ||
RainPasses.hs | ||
RainPassesTest.hs | ||
RainTypes.hs | ||
RainTypesTest.hs | ||
StructureOccam.hs | ||
StructureOccamTest.hs |