antlr

Just as a reference for anyone interested in DSLs, another way of creating DSLs is to create a grammar using antlr and use that grammar to generate code.

Netvouz - new bookmarks cduret 2010

Just as a reference for anyone interested in DSLs, another way of creating DSLs is to create a grammar using antlr and use that grammar to generate code.

Netvouz - new bookmarks 2010

For the opposit direction, to transfor a query string into a class hierarchy, you generate a parser using a parser generator like JavaCC or antlr.

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To view the antlr tokens that the source code has been broken into you need to do the following in groovy-core subdirectory java - cp target / install / embeddable / groovy-all-1. 6-beta-2.jar org. codehaus.groovy.antlr.

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To view the antlr AST that the recognized tokens have built java - cp target / install / embeddable / groovy-all-1. 6-beta-2.jar org. codehaus.groovy.antlr.

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Abstract Syntax Tree in the jargon second step is to build a 'tree-walker' this knows how to take navigate the tree-representation of your 'program' and you can embed the code for actions into the walker I understand, the JGrass console is built like that phew ... now I am very sorry we didn't use antrl antlr is really cool

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I also have to study antrl first so it would be good to see if we are at least a bit in sync well, it's very fuzzy for me and there are many strands to my project that I can also work on when it's not convenient to be in sync sync in time I mean there are good intros on the antlr site yep great, I'll check them out

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However, the Groovy compiler (which builds its AST from antlr), only provides line and column information for AST nodes.

PlanetJava Andrew Eisenberg 2009