问题
When dealing with strings (it has its own state like comments) i need to find out if the next letter is a " or not. If it is i dont end the string state. So what happens is i just dont end the string in my string state (i use <STRING_STATE>. and process it letter by letter). So what happens is, i mark if the last string was " and if the current isnt i exit the state and unput the last letter.
This has a weird effect. When i get errors on lines with strings i see the letter (usually a ',' or ')') twice. and if it happens to be on the end of the line the side effect counts as two lines! (even if there isnt an error).
How can i solve this? is my only option to create a global var and mark it when i leave the string state and hack YY_USer to fix itself? i kind of want to avoid that. To be cleaner i could just look at the next letter or token, is that possible?
回答1:
In flex, you can "peek ahead" at future tokens by using the / lookahead operator. so a rule like
ab/cd
will match an 'ab' input if and only if its followed by a 'cd'. Which means that flex actually matches the 'cd' for this rule, but then pushes it back into the input buffer before calling your action for the rule, so yytext only contains 'ab' when you see it, and the 'cd' will be read again for the next token
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4946070/bison-flex-peek-at-the-next-letter-or-token