Re: LPEG code for JavaScript grammar?

[David Given <dg@...>]

Duck wrote:
> I suppose I mean "a grammar for the language specified in 
> ECMA-262 ECMAScript Language Specification 3rd edition" :-)
> 
> A big ask, I know, but...does LPEG code for this exist? If not, does 
> anyone have a PEG grammar in some textual form which might be converted 
> fairly simply into an LPEG-based equivalent?
[...]

IIRC Javascript has some rather peculiar rules when it comes to
replacing missing semicolons that may make it hard to parse. Certainly,
a while back I tried putting together a yacc grammar for it and
basically ended up having to give up.

If anyone had an LPEG grammar, though, I'd love to use it...

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