Dear Devin, could you please add new symbol kind to your great program which describes preprocessing directive? It will be very nice feature which let me...
Hello Mr. Battcher, I try to avoid bloating my grammar. I write my IT certificate about fractals and there are many public resources on fractal formulas in the...
... Whole different can of worms there. Most people who complain about this are not using line-based grammars. Something like: <NL> := NewLine ... --Max...
Yes, it works with UltraFractal formulas (grammar is line based) but Chaos Pro uses language similar to C (grammar is not line based) but now after some test I...
Sorry about the delay. The Builder creates files that support the full Unicode character set; however, the testing tool is very limited. - Devin ... From:...
Again. Sorry about the delay in responding. I'm trying to parse SQL with GOLD Parser. ... Very true. The grammar is very far from elaborate. You can modify the...
Hi guys Just started using the GoldParser and I am VERY impressed - an awesome piece of work. I am building a parallel language for .NET, but have come across...
Sounds fine if it works for you. Personally, I would suggest making the BEGIN and END tokens reasonable things that the programmer could use him/herself....
Hi there I could use an example of the GoldParse engine actually doing something with the parse tree - other than printing it to the console. For example, a...
... something with the parse tree - other than printing it to the console. For example, a simple code generator that has to apply some semantic rules? << ...
... making the ... use ... more ... specific ... indentation. ... dealing with ... well, I have to say that forced indentation can be quite elegant (and faster...
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... (and faster to code). << Obviously, this could degenerate into a style war, but I very much disagree. First of all, as for "faster to code", compared to...
You could that approach. However, column sensitive languages such as this are not context-free grammars. I need to still determine the syntax, but a future...
There is an example project on the website using the ActiveX control and Visual Basic that implements a hideously simple interpreter. - Devin Cook ... From:...
Actually, that is a very eloquent workaround. Since the grammar is not context-free, the Engine will have to perform extra actions to define context sensitive...
Hello everyone, For the next version of the GOLD Builder, I want to expand the grammar syntax to allow undefined/virtual terminals. These terminals would be...
First of all, I've always been an ellipsis kind of guy, so uses "." works fine as a nullable rule marker. Of course, is it really necessary to add it to the...
Dear Mr. Cook, It's a good news to hear that you are expanding the grammar of GOLD Builder. I would like to ask you how do you thing about letting user enter...
... True. Since I am looking forward to a number of minor enhancements - I thought that an optional null symbol might make grammars more readable. ... ...
... Sounds good. You could use "Undefined" and "Psuedo" as synonyms. As I suggested with the bracket syntax (any bracket would do, I'm just partial to square...
Virtual Terminal ? I would need to see an example usage to be certain but the most flexible and least argumentative is to allow the users to define there own ...
... Excellent point. However, non-nested comments are really just a form of whitespace. The tokenizer does not need to analyze each of the embedded terminals...
... That's one possibility. ... Thank you, any help is always appreciated. I can work on my local version, though. Right now, I'm leaning slightly to adding a...
Dear Mr. Cook, ... just a form > of whitespace. The tokenizer does not need to analyze each of the ... comment. For ... delimiters of ... You are a wizard, Mr....
... No problem. ... That means the CGT files support all 1114112 Unicode code points (0x000000-0x10FFFF). Which encoding do you use? UTF-16? The C++ engine by...
... character set; ... which is ... Linux ... I dont think the size of wchar_t is going to matter. The problem is that the tables generated by gold parser, use...