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I tried adding the line Match.new(input, events, opts[:offset]).dump before the check that raises the ParseError, but the output doesn't appear to show any of my actual input text?

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+1 to that. I'm writing a somewhat complex grammar, and I'm stuck for three days in a really strange problem. Adding this would certainly help people in this same situation.

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I work since 2 weeks to make a sql grammar but the i get some ParseError
but i can't recognize why some query’s work and some not.
e.g.
p sql_parser = SQLite.parse('Select * From user;') # ~> fine
p sql_parser = SQLite.parse('SELECT * FROM tab1 ,tab2;') # ~> fine too
p sql_parser = SQLite.parse('SELECT bla FROM tab2 where schema==1;') # ~> not
^

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