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This overrides err in RegexParser to make it consume whitespace just
like regex and literal. The original motivation was:

object parser extends RegexParsers {
  def num = "\\d+".r

  def twoNums =  num ~ (num | err("error!"))
}

// succeeds
parser.parseAll(twoNums, "42    721")

// fails with a parsing Failure instead of an Error
// because err doesn't consume the whitespace but the regex does.
parser.parseAll(twoNums, "42    foo")

This may change the output of some parsers that failed to parse input
(from a Failure to an Error).

fixes #29, reintroduction of #30

@Philippus Philippus requested a review from gourlaysama April 11, 2019 07:26
@Philippus Philippus closed this Jun 8, 2019
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Soya-Onishi pushed a commit to Soya-Onishi/scala-parser-combinators that referenced this pull request Aug 5, 2019
This change means revival of lastNoSuccessVar(deleted by scala#108).
However, in this time, a new variable(`lastFailure` in `Success` class) is
immutable(i.e. this variable does not means revival of side effects).
That is why, probably, this change does not break referentially transparent.
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@Philippus this certainly looks plausible to me. maybe we should just merge it?

@Philippus Philippus merged commit 5147f67 into scala:1.2.x Mar 1, 2020
@Philippus Philippus deleted the issue/29 branch March 1, 2020 20:04
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