Hi, Thank for your help. I notice that the generic work the other way. I have to do the following <Unary Exp nlo> ... <Unary Exp Not Plus Minus nlo> ... ...
Typically when programming there are 4-5 debugging techniques that I use for all languages (not just Gold BNF), and depending on the situation I choose the one...
It would be really, Really, REALLY! nice if Gold would ask me if I wanted to save my changes before it closes and throws away my last hours worth of work... Of...
My GOLD parser asks me if I really want to close when something is not saved, I know this is different then asking you to save, however it accomplishes the...
... Well "MY" Gold OCCASIONALLY tells me I haven't saved my grammar changes. Unfortunately, more often than not, it just closes and DOESN'T SAY A DAMN WORD....
Thats nothing, sometimes "my" gold gets into a double paste mode, where the thing in my clipboard is always pasted twice into the editor. At the same time...
... where the ... the same ... Yep, been there and seen that too. Fortunately, it's just an annoyance rather than the major faux pax of silently trashing your...
I'll try to fix both of these bugs in the next version. I should be able to work on it tomorrow. Thanks for the feedback. - Devin [Non-text portions of this...
Devin Cook
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Devin, I wasn't going to mention anything since I don't have a reproduction scenario. Sometimes it is spuratic, which will make it harder to fix. -Wayne _____...
... able to ... BOTH of the problems are sporadic. The closing with no warning (apparently something is altering the "saved" flag) and the double pasting\no...
... Not an exceptionally helpful reply there Wayne... :) To User923005, The parser is basically complaining that it could interpret a particular "token"...
In my defense, Shift-Reduce Warning almost always cause me Reduce-Reduce errors. And Shift-Reduce warning as sometimes easier to fix, so fix the warning and...
Being new to GoldParser, I downloaded the DevinCook VB Code templates (i.e. TemplateParser, MainForm, SimpleParser, etc.) and attempted a VB.Net 2005 build....
The following is a change I would like to make to the Meta-Language in the next version of the Builder. I want to add a mechanism that can be used to ...
Devin Cook
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... I recommend not to implement any approach for conflict resolution for any dcfl-analyzer. Reason: Every conflict resoluting approach helps to hide a...
I am involved in splitting HTML pages - as they are coming from the web - into on one hand the semantical content, and on the other hand the presentation...
... The dangling else problem is well understood and has a dcfl-solution which should be known by every designers of dcfl-grammars. Therefore escpecially in...
I can think of one case where the conflict resolution might help, and that is the aforementioned dangling else problem. C# could even use that sort of help......
The grammar itself should be rather simple... just a few constructs of opcode and operand relationships, but there are a lot of opcodes and possible...
I take it back about the simple :) But that document does have quite a lot of EBNF intersparsed in there. Just not in a nice all in one order. ... [Non-text...
thx all :) i'v found one from sscli, that is asmparse.y. Alghough not in GoldParser grammar, but valuable to read. ... quite a lot ... constructs of ... and ...
I, for one, would really like the conflict resolution by Rank method you presented Devin. And I think #1 SHOULD be the Highest rank. Or perhaps a better term...
When manfred brings up dark corners, he's referring to 'poorly designed grammars', and is referring to the fact that you should redesign the grammar if you...
... in the ... used to ... rules. ... I hope that any changes to the Meta-Language and Engine are optional additions, so that if these elements are not...