This is what my team and I chose to do for our school project. Well, actually we haven\'t decided on how to parse the C# source files yet.
I\'m new to Irony and the whole language implementation shebang, so I\'ve been playing around with the ExpressionEvaluator sample that comes with the Irony source, which seems to (almost) suit my need
Does anyone know if there is an existing existing ANTLR or IRONY grammar for R? Many than开发者_如何学Goks.I\'ve built an R grammar for the early access \"Honey Badger\" ANTLR v4 release, if you\'d l
I tried following this, but I get an error at the end of the wizard. I\'m not sure it\'s compatible with 2010. I\'m watching this video on Ook, but I\'m not sure how to tie it in with Irony. I think I
Relevant chunk of Irony grammar: var VARIABLE = new RegexBasedTerminal("variable", @"(?-i)\\$?\\w+");
Here\'s what I\'m trying: foreach_in.Rule = ToTerm(\"foreach\") + \"(\" + VARIABLE + \"in\" + list_obj + \")\";
I\'m trying to define PHP-style variables in Irony like so: variable.Rule = \"$\" + identifier; Works great, except that you\'re allowed to put spaces between the $ and the identifier. I want to pr
I am new at language processing and I want to create a parser with Irony for a following syntax: name1:value1 name2:value2 name3:value ...
I downloaded & followed the instruction on how to set up the Lightbox effect from here but it is not working view please help me.