Bad parsing

[nafg]

  ZIO Type Mismatch  

Your effect requires the following environment, but it was not provided:

❯ grist.GristClient

Your effect has an error type mismatch:

❯ Required: twilio.CallTree.Failure
❯ Found   : Either[String

Your effect has a return type mismatch:

❯ Required: twilio.CallTree[R
❯ Found   : Throwable

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type mismatch;
 found   : kupasyomtov.igudbneitorah.Main.MainMenuOptions.Value => zio.ZIO[grist.GristClient with twilio.CallInfo,Either[String,Throwable],twilio.CallTree.Gather[Nothing]]
 required: kupasyomtov.igudbneitorah.Main.MainMenuOptions.Value => zio.ZIO[twilio.CallInfo with R,twilio.CallTree.Failure,twilio.CallTree[R]]
    (which expands to)  kupasyomtov.igudbneitorah.Main.MainMenuOptions.Value => zio.ZIO[twilio.CallInfo with R,scala.util.Either[String,Throwable],twilio.CallTree[R]]

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[hmemcpy]

Ugh, thanks! It's all nasty regex on the inside, I'll try tweaking it!

[nafg]

Why not use a parsing library?

[hmemcpy]

It all started as a hack (you can watch my interview with Adam here). I am open to consider a parsing library, I will have to bundle it with the plugin to match the compiler versions probably...

[nafg]

Oh yeah that's always the tricky thing about compiler plugins. Otherwise I would imagine the obvious choice would be the zio parsing library...

Anyway I'm no expert but I'd imagine the next best way to deal with bracket pairs is recursive functions (hand parsing).

I assume you're know you're looking at a ZIO and you don't care to subdivide each of the 3 arguments, you just want to correctly find the end. So I guess you could go through the string counting brackets.

It shouldn't be too hard but a minimal test suite will help focus it.