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> > 	echo This is an undelimited yytext[] to my eol to pass to echo()


lex:

[^\n]+\n	return UNDELIMITED_YYTEXT;

yacc:

UNDELIMITED_YYTEXT
	{
		echo($1);
	}





or something like the above (I used lex+yacc years ago).


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