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C++ Libraries
...one of the most highly
regarded and expertly designed C++ library projects in the
world.
— Herb Sutter and Andrei
Alexandrescu, C++
Coding Standards
boost::parser::quoted_string
// In header: <boost/parser/parser.hpp> parser_interface< quoted_string_parser<> > quoted_string;
Parses a string delimited by quotation marks. This parser can be used to create parsers that accept one or more specific quotation mark characters. By default, the quotation marks are <lsquo></lsquo><rsquo></rsquo>"'; an alternate quotation mark can be specified by calling this parser with a single character, or a range of characters. If a range is specified, the opening quote must be one of the characters specified, and the closing quote must match the opening quote. Quotation marks may appear within the string if escaped with a backslash, and a pair of backslashes is treated as a single escaped backslash; all other backslashes cause the parse to fail, unless a symbol table is in use. A symbol table can be provided as a second parameter after the single character or range described above. The symbol table is used to recognize escape sequences. Each escape sequence is a backslash followed by a value in the symbol table. When using a symbol table, any backslash that is not followed by another backslash, the opening quote character, or a symbol from the symbol table will cause the parse to fail. Skipping is disabled during parsing of the entire quoted string, including the quotation marks. There is an expectation point before the closing quotation mark. Produces astd::string` attribute.