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Changed syntax of the grammar definition file.

Now has only one example but it is quite nice and intresting. It is a translator from infix expressions to postf ...

Is there anyway to say:

<decimal> ->

Unfortunately no. At least not at the moment because the algorithm i implemented needs simple rules. But i have been thinking of adding a preproces ...

Hi there,

Since your code needs to get parsed. you might want to use DGrammar. DGrammar is becoming a fully OOP grammar-compiler. The project can be found at the following location:

I'll ch ...

The problem is thus: having to support both approaches simultaneously (get/put; </>>) is becoming a bit unweildly. If we were to select one or the other at compile time, via a version() state ...

This has been on the cards for a while: what do people think?

No! Don't do it. I really like << & >> ans suspect many other C++ programmers like them.

Now you can add D code into the grammar definition and it will generate D code (a recursive descent parser of (la)lr generated parse tree)

The example is in the tests\translate-gram and it is a g ...

I've heard that Linux doesn't have a getch(). It's function in Windows is to "get a character" (keystroke).

Here's some newsgroup references that might help:

Thanks! I removed getch(), but i d ...

Here it is. And it is here just in case anyone finds it in any way usefull.

*lr.d //the parser itself
*ivan_*.d //the files it uses
*main.d //examples how to call a parser, when compiled it ...