Output pure parser source for empty --export-var
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If the command line specifies `pegjs --export-var ''`, it should only output pure parser source.
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Good idea. I did few stylistic changes and commited the change in 2dc39bb. Thanks! |
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This will make embedding generated parsers into other files easier. Based on a patch by Glen Huang: pegjs#143
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If the command line specifies
pegjs --export-var '', it should only output pure parser source.One use case is to write a template file
and then replace
@CONTENTwith the generated parser source with another tool.This mitigates #140