[Pyparsing] Multiline expressions

[Roberto A. <ra...@kd...>]

Hello, I am a newbie to  pyparsing (and parsers in general) and things are=
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going good, except...

How can I parse something like this

if (expression) {
	command
	command
	command
} else {
command
command
}

My problem is that apparently all expressions match only in a single line.

=46or example:

>>> from pyparsing import *
>>> w=3DWord(alphanums)
>>> lines=3DdelimitedList(w,"\n")
>>> lines.parseString("""111111
=2E.. 222222
=2E.. 333333
=2E.. """
=2E.. )
(['111111'], {})
>>>

Rather than the three items I expected.

So, I can't match for a block like "{"+whatever+"}"

I must be missing something very obvious here :-)

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