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`countUpTo n` is the equivalance of "{,n}" in regular expressions
`countFromTo m n` is the equivalence of "{m,n}" in regular expressions
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@Javran, I like the idea. I will include this in Megaparsec, see mrkkrp/megaparsec#17. Not sure it will get any response here, but I would advice the following improvements for this PR:
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Note to myself, @mrkkrp am I right to assume that |
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Yep, all combinators from |
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would like to see these two combinators in parsec :)
countUpTo nis the equivalance of{,n}in regular expressionscountFromTo m nis the equivalence of{m,n}in regular expressions