>
> I've been playing with PetitParser and I keep running into what seems like a
> common case.  I want to skip everything up to the first match of my second
> parser.
> For example, if I don't care about anything in a string that comes before
> 'dd', I write:
> parser2 := 'dd' asParser negate plus, 'dd' asParser ==> [ :nodes | nodes
> second ].
> parser2 parse: 'kslkxjclkxjcdd'. "Returns  'dd'"
>
> This gets the job done, but seems awkward. What's the most elegant way?
> I thought maybe "'dd' asParser not plus, 'dd' asParser."
> But the image just hangs.
>
> Thanks.
> Sean
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