#20 User defined ParserNode mistake

[Anonymous]

x1
{
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

typedef struct MyParseNode {
char type;
} MyParseNode;
#undef D_ParseNode_User
#define D_ParseNode_User MyParseNode

#include "d.h"

}

S : 'S' A* 'E' {
printf("[%c/%02X]\n", $1.type, $1.type);
}
;

A : 'A' | 'a' {
$$.type = *$n0.start_loc.s;
}
;

[Nobody/Anonymous]

[Nobody/Anonymous]

Excuse me, I push the button early.

The Input is: SaAE
The Output is : [ /00]

In this grammar, I set the UserParserNode, and save one char in type, but the printf can output the right result.
It seems DParser drop some UserParserNodes when use syntax "A*"

[Nobody/Anonymous]

Another comment, when I use "Stmt*", I can get right node from d_get_child(), when use "( Stmt )*", I will get this bug either.

[Nobody/Anonymous]

Sorry for my question, I review the source code, I think I had solved them now.
( Stmt )* get D_ParseNode must use d_get_child(d_get_child(&$n1, 1), 0), and Stmt* use d_get_child only one.