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Doc fix from dafrito++
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Whiteknight committed Aug 6, 2011
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Expand Up @@ -16,6 +16,9 @@ parser for bottom-up (shift/reduce) parsing, and allows control
to pass freely between the two styles as well as to custom parsing
subroutines.

Note that PGE is currently in update-only mode. If you're writing a language
from scratch, you'd be better off using NQP or NQP-rx.

=head1 Installation

PGE assumes that it is part of the parrot distribution in the
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Expand Up @@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ easiest way to do this is by setting up precedence levels in an C<INIT> block:

In this C<INIT> block, we use the C<O> method of the compiler to set up two precedence levels: one
for operators like addition (named C<%additive>), and one for operators like multiplication (named
C<%multiplicative>). Each of themhas a ":prec" value and an ":assoc" value. ":prec" determines the
C<%multiplicative>). Each of them has a ":prec" value and an ":assoc" value. ":prec" determines the
precedence. Lexicographically greater values indicate higher precedence, so C<%additive> operators,
with a precedence value of "t", have lower precedence than C<%multiplicative> operators with a
precedence value of "u".":assoc" defines the associativity of the operators. If C<@> is a left
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