I apologise for ressurecting a zombie thread, but just wanted to provide this info just in case anyone else was looking at the parser.

I had to make the following corrections to get the module to work
line 1495 comment out the entire line 
# /*     vi:set syn=yacc: */

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to elminate error "Quantifier follows nothing in regex; marked by <-- HERE in m/* <-- HERE  vi:set syn=yacc: */ at PurePerl.yp line 1495."
And also line 1307 changed from 
my $temp_pos = pos($$input);
$$input =~ s/\G\s*(\n)\s*([+-]{2})/$1;$2/sg;
pos($$input) = $temp_pos;

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to 
my $temp_pos = pos($$input);
$temp_pos =~ s/\G\s*(\n)\s*([+-]{2})/$1;$2/sg;
pos($$input) = $temp_pos;

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to eliminate error "Modification of a read-only value attempted at PurePerl.yp line 1307."
Hope this is of assistance to someone.

In reply to Re^3: Parse::JavaScript by Anonymous Monk
in thread JavaScript::Parse::PurePerl (was Parse::JavaScript) by OeufMayo

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