"Expected end of text" Parsing Error

[atorrrr]

Getting the "Expected end of text" exception. I am working on running this down myself but figured you might be able to get it done faster.

PARSING VBA CODE:
DEBUG parsed Attribute VB_Name = 'ThisDocument'
DEBUG parsed Attribute VB_Base = '1Normal.ThisDocument'
DEBUG parsed Attribute VB_GlobalNameSpace = False
DEBUG parsed Attribute VB_Creatable = False
DEBUG parsed Attribute VB_PredeclaredId = True
DEBUG parsed Attribute VB_Exposed = True
DEBUG parsed Attribute VB_TemplateDerived = True
DEBUG parsed Attribute VB_Customizable = True
DEBUG parsed Option Explicit
DEBUG parsed Dim "(['DhuBaoK'], {})"
DEBUG parsed LebuGNcc4
DEBUG parsed qLkz_Rm
DEBUG parsed hpwy02E
DEBUG parsed DhuBaoK as SimpleNameExpression
DEBUG parsed LebuGNcc4.Run as SimpleNameExpression
DEBUG parsed Let DhuBaoK = LebuGNcc4.Run
Module 'ThisDocument'

*** PARSING ERROR ***
Function yza5b9ccHV(ByVal LebuGNcc4, ByVal qLkz_Rm, ByVal hpwy02E)
^
Expected end of text (at char 317), (line:12, col:1)

Here is the macro:
macro.txt

[tbearden]

Looks like this error is coming from /core/init.py like 120:
m = module.parseString(vba_code, parseAll=True)[0]

See here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7560583/parseexception-expected-end-of-text

Looks like something incomplete with parse strings. Setting parseAll=False, clears the error, but I don't get good results afterwards either.

[decalage2]

The current parser is not robust enough, because it tries to parse all the code at once with pyparsing, and it fails whenever there is one statement that it cannot parse completely.
This should be solved with the new line-based parser I'm developing for issue #2, which will be able to ignore individual statements that are not supported yet.