Dealing with ambiguity in BNF grammar?

Besides the fact that this is not a general answer to BNF ambiguity I was able to solve my problem with Irony by creating a new Terminal So if anyone else encounters this problem, the code for the new Terminal (while not added to main Irony project) can be found in this link: irony.codeplex.com/discussions/269483 Thanks.

Besides the fact that this is not a general answer to BNF ambiguity I was able to solve my problem with Irony by creating a new Terminal. So if anyone else encounters this problem, the code for the new Terminal (while not added to main Irony project) can be found in this link: irony.codeplex.com/discussions/269483 Thanks.

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