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    Default Re: best way to parsing this line

    Yes, but I'm looking for the most elegant......
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    Default Re: best way to parsing this line

    In what terms? According to me the most elegant way is to do it in two passes - one constructs the syntax tree and the other validates and operates on it.

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    boost spirit is a good parser to use.i've used it for a simple scripting language.
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