Given this example:
echo -e 'b = a " "\n\na = ("1" / "2") "3"' | kgt -l abnf -e blab | blab -n 10
The output should be:
13 23 23 23 13 23 23 13 23 23
But instead, we get:
1 23 23 23 1 23 23 1 23 23
Because the generated blab output is:
b = a " "
a = "1" | "2" "3"
Rather than (something like):
b = a " "
a = ("1" | "2") "3"
Given this example:
The output should be:
But instead, we get:
Because the generated blab output is:
Rather than (something like):