Jens.Toerring@physik.fu-berlin.de wrote:
>
> I am still a bit confused about what you want to do so let me
> summarize how I understand you:

I received you PVT message, but the response I send was refused. The
SMTP refuses messages from the SMTP server from yahoo.com.br...

From what I can see, you understand it right:

> IDENTIFIER '=' rhs ';'
> rhs := ( NUMBER STRING STRING ) | ( STRING '{' item [ , item ] * 
'}' )
> item := NUMBER IDENTIFIER

That summarizes it pretty well.

> a string, do you perhaps meant
> rhs := ( NUMBER STRING STRING ) | ( NUMBER '{' item [ , item ] * 
'}' )
> instead?)

My error. The example I provided is wrong (I made it from memory, I
haven't Internet at home, and I'm working in this project at home). My
fault. Sorry about that.

> On this I don't dare to comment, not having seen the real code you
> had trouble with. But basically identifying STRING type tokens by
> having them enclosed in double quotes should work.

How you write rules for (f)lex to identify correctly identifiers from
strings?

I had:

[[:alpha:]][[:alnum:]_]*	return IDENTIFIER;
\"[^\"]+\"			return STRING;

It didn't worked (but the error can be in the bison rules, as the error
is a "parse error").

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