hi, I have a question regarding Parse::RecDescent and it is - how can I skip some stuff, the idea is to just not parse some of the text until i i'm clear how will parse more important part of the text...ugrhhh.. restating :") f.e. lets have following text repeated many times : 
class htb 2:11 root leaf 13: prio 0 rate 3125bps ceil .....
 Sent 16822354 bytes 15272 pkts (dropped 0, overlimits 0)
 lended: 15272 borrowed: 0 giants: 0
 tokens: 38 ctokens: 38

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at the moment the only interesting thing for me is the second line i.e. : 
 Sent 16822354 bytes 15272 pkts (dropped 0, overlimits 0)

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so how to make the grammar in a such a way so that i skip other things an concentrate only on this one..(i don't mean i doesn't want to parse the other stuff, just want to temporarily skip them until i finish second row.) I've tried to use <resync> w/o succees.. Currently i'm tryng this w/o big success, where is my error ? I'm missing something very basic !!! 
our $tcClassGrammar = q{
    classStart : class(s)
    class : 'class' classinfo stats  stats2 stats3 #{print "$item[0]\n
+"; 1}
    classinfo : /.+?\n/
    stats : 'Sent' /\d+/ 'bytes' /\d+/ 'pkts' '(dropped' /\d+/ ',' 'ov
+erlimits' /d+/ ')' { print "item[0]"; 1}
    stats2 : /.+?\n/
    stats3 : /.+?\n/
};

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In reply to RecDescent, flushing/skipping stuff by bugsbunny

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