I'm wondering if it's possible to export a parser to use in another library.
The use case would be to use the parser in another library, without pulling
pyparsing as a requirement.
Thank you in advance for your answers!
Cheers,
Alexis.
No, there really is nothing like that, to port pyparsing's parsers to other parser engines.
If you are having problems using pyparsing because you don't have installation privileges, you could just include pyparsing's Python source in with your own project. It has a very small installation footprint - just 1 Python source file. You will just have to take on the update of pyparsing with new releases on yourself.
If the issue is pyparsing's speed, please post some details of your parser, we may be able to help you tune things up a bit.
I'm wondering if it's possible to export a parser to use in another library.
The use case would be to use the parser in another library, without pulling
pyparsing as a requirement.
Thank you in advance for your answers!
Cheers,
Alexis.
Hello,
I'm wondering if it's possible to export a parser to use in another library.
The use case would be to use the parser in another library, without pulling
pyparsing as a requirement.
Thank you in advance for your answers!
Cheers,
Alexis.
No, there really is nothing like that, to port pyparsing's parsers to other parser engines.
If you are having problems using pyparsing because you don't have installation privileges, you could just include pyparsing's Python source in with your own project. It has a very small installation footprint - just 1 Python source file. You will just have to take on the update of pyparsing with new releases on yourself.
If the issue is pyparsing's speed, please post some details of your parser, we may be able to help you tune things up a bit.
-- Paul
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