i am looking for a parser generator for emacs/elisp. i used lispdir
but was unable to find one. does such a thing exist?
thank you for your attention
I remeber once i've seen such kind of things posted in
gnu.emacs.sources. which uses transformation of bison output transition
table to emacs lisp internal structure. Lexer should be written by hand in
elisp which is not so hard. The example that the guy posted was ECMAscript
parser.
I've just checked out my directory and I don't have the original version
of it. Check it out in Dejanews.
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> * sen...@eccosys.com, 10/09/1998 - 10:53
> | i am looking for a parser generator for emacs/elisp. i used lispdir
> | but was unable to find one. does such a thing exist?
>
> I remeber once i've seen such kind of things posted in
> gnu.emacs.sources. which uses transformation of bison output transition
> table to emacs lisp internal structure. Lexer should be written by hand in
> elisp which is not so hard. The example that the guy posted was ECMAscript
> parser.
>
> I've just checked out my directory and I don't have the original version
> of it. Check it out in Dejanews.
thanks for the response!
i found something from Greg Stark w/ the subject 'a nice little innocuous
project' dated 1998-02-20:
http://x6.dejanews.com/getdoc.xp?AN=326852166.1&CONTEXT=907908401.39321661&hitnum=1
is this what you were referring to?
thanks for the lead!