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From: Olivier Pons <opons@aenegada.inria.fr>
To: caml-list@inria.fr
Subject: another question on lexer function
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	hello !

is it forbidden  to use the ";;" token  in a make_lexer function ?

as  the silly exemple below suggests:

#let lexer = make_lexer [ "titi"; "::";";;"; "toto"];;
lexer : char stream -> token stream = <fun>
#let token_stream = lexer(stream_of_string "toto ;; titi");;
token_stream : token stream = <abstr>
#stream_next token_stream;; 
- : token = Kwd "toto"
#stream_next token_stream;; 
Uncaught exception: Parse_error


thanks in advance,

Olivier