I am trying to write a parser with BNF Converter. The grammar that I am using allows things like a ::= true
and b ::= false
. So I'm trying to create a token to accomplish this. This is what I have so far:
token BVAL ("true"|"false");
I'm hoping to use it like this:
Exp ::= BVAL "||" BVAL
When I try and run BNFC I get the below error:
user error (syntax error at line 1 before true | false ))
According to the BNFC reference manual, the way you write a sequence of characters in a token
rule is, for example, {"true"}
rather than "true"
. (See section 5.1, "The token
rule", on page 5.)