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36 lines
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Headings add exit matcher for heading
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Paragraphs add exit matcher for elements (but it should be sans paragraph)
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* foo
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* bar
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* baz
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context tree -> ()
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match * foo
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context tree -> exit(heading matcher)
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check exit
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invoke heading matcher
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check exit
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invoke heading matcher
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check exit
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invoke heading matcher
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adds second heading matcher exit
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Ways around this:
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- Always parse SOMETHING before checking for exit
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- Doesn't always seem possible
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- Disable exit matchers during exit check
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- Seems like it would break syntax
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- Have separate parsers for the beginning of the exit condition (for example, checking for just the headline instead of the full heading parser)
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- Won't be possible with paragraphs ending at any other element
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- Check exit matchers in parent parser
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- Will this work? seems like it would just create larger loops
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