solved Re: [SimpleParse] How to refer to simpleparse.common in grammar definition?

[Christine C M. <we...@MI...>]

Automagic. Thought I might have to specify a dictionary at init or
something.

Thanks,
-xStine

On Tue, 26 Jul 2005, Mike C. Fletcher wrote:

> Christine C Moran wrote:
>
> >When defining a grammar I'd like one of my tokens to be a date in the ISO
> >8601 format. I notice that simpleparse.common has some modules for parsing
> >ISO dates (iso_date,iso_date_loose), how to refer to this in the grammar
> >spec of another language?
> >
> >Something like awesome.def:
> >
> >token := isodate / spam
> >spam := 'python'/'monty'
> >
> >Where isodate matches if simpleparser.common.iso_date matches.
> >
> >Feel free to point me back to Google or the docs if this was something
> >simple I overlooked.
> >
> >
> # following magically installs the module's productions in the default
> production namespace
> from simpleparse.common import iso_date_loose
>
> grammar = r"""
> token := ISO_date_time_loose / spam
> ..."""
>
> HTH,
> Mike
>
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