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Asked: June 9, 20262026-06-09T21:54:25+00:00 2026-06-09T21:54:25+00:00

how would I parse a file containing keys and values using parsec into [[(String,

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how would I parse a file containing keys and values using parsec into [[(String, String)]]?

key1: value 1 key2: value 2
key1: value 1 key2: value 2
key1: value 1 key2: value 2

the key is one word, the value can be more words.

I have tried

tag :: GenParser Char st Tag
tag = do
  name <- key
  value <- manyTill anyChar (try key)
  return (name, value)

key :: GenParser Char st String
key = do
  name <- many (noneOf ": ")
  char ':'
  return name

> parse (many tag) "" "key1: value 1 key2: value 2"
Right [("key1"," value 1 ")]
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    2026-06-09T21:54:26+00:00Added an answer on June 9, 2026 at 9:54 pm

    I have changed the tag function to test both newline and next key, and that works for me.

    tag :: GenParser Char st Tag
    tag = do
      name <- key
      value <- manyTill anyChar ((test newline) <|> (test key))
      return (name, strip value)
    
    test :: GenParser Char st a -> GenParser Char st ()
    test p = lookAhead $ try p >> return ()
    
    key :: GenParser Char st String
    key = do
      name <- many1 (noneOf ": \n\r")
      char ':'
      return name
    
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