# The grammar defines expressions in the following forms:
# TAG - search blog posts that contain the tag;
# !TAG - search blog posts that don't contain the tag;
-# TAG & TAG - search blog posts that contain both tags;
-# TAG | TAG - search blog posts that contain one of the tags or both;
+# TAG && TAG, TAG & TAG - search blog posts that contain both tags;
+# TAG | TAG - search blog posts that contain any of the tags;
# Parentheses are allowed to group expressions:
# TAG & (TAG | TAG)
# !(TAG | TAG)
-# and so on. This is the first version of the grammar and it allows
+# and so on. This is a simple version of the grammar and it allows
# rather stupid expressions, like !!TAG or ((TAG)); in the future
-# it will be fixed by making the grammar stricter and more complex.
+# it will be fixed by making the grammar more complex and stricter.
NAME : '[a-z][a-z0-9_]+'
NOT_OP : '!'
-SP0 : '[ \t]*'
-
SP1 : '[ \t]+'
expression : NAME
+ | expression AND_OP AND_OP expression
| expression AND_OP expression
| expression OR_OP expression
| NOT_OP expression
| '(' expression ')'
- | SP0 expression SP0