I\'m looking for some predefined Regexes for elements of ANSI C++. I would like to create a program which takes a headerfile (with includes, namespaces, classes etc) as input and returns lists with t
I don\'t want a repeat of the Cthulhu answer, but I want to match up pairs of opening and closing HTML tags using Treetop.Using this grammar, I can match opening tags and closing tags, but now I want
This may sound strange, but it is used in a parser, I want to be able to parse something of the form foo[bar]
okay, so I am using prolog to build a simple xml parser. And I have the following xml file: <ip> <line> 7 </line> <envt> p1:1 in main:1 </envt> </ip>
I\'ll post the rules of the grammar in question to start. interface_sections :main_interfacebind_buttonsbind_functions bind_panel_items
Currently I am playing with DCG in Prolog to parse an XML file. I was able to get the following code snippet which is able to parse a simple XML such as:
I\'m trying to use Treetop to parse an ERB开发者_开发百科 file.I need to be able to handle lines like the following:
(First of all this is not HW, I have all the answers) I have a simple BNF grammar <UNIT> ::= ( <CLAUSE> ) | a | b | c
I am writing a programming language text parser, out of curiosity. Say i want to define an immutable (at runtime) graph of tokens as vertices/nodes. These are naturally of different type - some tokens
I\'d like to throw an exception when the language doesn\'t conform to the grammar for a scala combination parser. Here\'s an example of a rule:
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