I developed a web platform in PHP a year ago, and I was kinda proud of the data access layer I wrote for it. Since then, I started re-using the same concept over and over. But now I\'m thinking to tak
my question is ¿What would be the best technology to detect hierarchical or tree patterns? I want to recognise开发者_C百科 parts in a HTML page, for example: user login menu, or navigation menu, or
I have a small text string with xml like tags inside it: <sub>A</sub>B<sup>C</sup>
For grammar parser, I used to \"play\" with Bison which have its pros/cons. Last week, I noticed on SqLite site that开发者_开发百科 the engine is done with another grammar parser:Lemon
My question is about the Scala Parsers: Which ones are available (in the Standard library and outside),
I\'m migrating a C#-based programming language compiler from a manual lexer/parser to Antlr. Antlr has been giving me severe headaches because it usually mostly works, but then there are the small pa
After asking this question, I\'m now sold on trying to use a parser generator, where before I was going to write things manually.
first things first; I am writing a little LUA-Ide in C#. The code execution is done by an Assembly named LuaInterface. The code-editing is done by a Scintilla-Port & the RAD / UI Interface is via
I once implemented an SLR parser generator that generates incremental parsers.The parser can parse a piece of text from beginning to end, but when you delete or insert text it does the minimal amount
What advantages do LL parsers have over LR parsers to warrant their relative popularity in today\'s parser generator tools?
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