Is there a spec for the ncap2 grammar in BNF, EBNF, or ANTLR form? I'm guessing there is a rough one in the last format, at least. I will need to have some sort of parse tree to be able to distribute the data processing, so I'm hoping to share/reuse/help with the parser work.
I've been trying to avoid the grammar part for a while, but I will need to have at least really simple grammar in order to get things done, so I would like to take a look at what you've got.
I don't mind if things are rough or unfinished-- I just want to get a better idea.
Thanks!
-Daniel
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I did indeed receive it. Although I'm not too familiar with the ANTLR syntax yet, the grammar seems readable so far. Once I get going with it, I'll think a little on how to solve your nested comments problem.
Thanks for sending it so promptly!
Cheers,
-Daniel
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Hi all (but mostly Henry),
Is there a spec for the ncap2 grammar in BNF, EBNF, or ANTLR form? I'm guessing there is a rough one in the last format, at least. I will need to have some sort of parse tree to be able to distribute the data processing, so I'm hoping to share/reuse/help with the parser work.
I've been trying to avoid the grammar part for a while, but I will need to have at least really simple grammar in order to get things done, so I would like to take a look at what you've got.
I don't mind if things are rough or unfinished-- I just want to get a better idea.
Thanks!
-Daniel
Hi Daaniel,
I sent the ANTLR grammer file calc.g
to wangd@uci.edu
Did you recieve it ?
My emails been playing up a bit !!!
Regards Henry
Hi Henry,
I did indeed receive it. Although I'm not too familiar with the ANTLR syntax yet, the grammar seems readable so far. Once I get going with it, I'll think a little on how to solve your nested comments problem.
Thanks for sending it so promptly!
Cheers,
-Daniel