[Pyparsing] How to use StringEnd?

[Robert P. <rob...@gm...>]

pt...@au... wrote [Re: empty lines and restOfLine comments]:
> Ok, here's an example using pyparsing's Dict.  -- Paul
[snip]
> comment = Literal('/') + restOfLine
> 
> lhs = Word( alphas, alphanums + "_" )
> rhs = Word( alphas, alphanums + "_." )
> EQUALS = Literal("=").suppress()
> 
> assignment  = LineStart() + lhs + EQUALS + rhs
> 
> # use pyparsing Dict to create dict-like access to parsed results
> grammar = Dict( OneOrMore( Group( assignment ) ) )
> grammar.ignore(comment)
> 
> results = grammar.parseString( testdata )
[snip]

Thank you!

When I now append a nonsense line "xxx" to testdata, this is of course
not consumed by the grammar. Since I need this case to be a parsing
error, I tried to use

grammar = Dict( OneOrMore( Group( assignment ) ) ) + StringEnd

, but this gives me (in grammar.ignore(comment)):
TypeError: unbound method ignore() must be called with StringEnd
instance as first argument (got Suppress instance instead)
.

I have not found anything useful in the pyparsing examples, neither.
So how can I ensure that the whole string is matched?

-- 
Robert Pollak
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