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Apr 30
9:30 PM
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First post: jmptrader wrote: Hi Roman, The support for interpreter in Irony, That features or scope includes ? Please, you can comment or show an code preview ... Because now, I understand that I can walk on the...
Latest post: rivantsov wrote: Hi hard to say what and how - still designing and implementing it. Some basic execution mechanisms, and standard AST nodes implementing Evaluate method for standard language constructs. J...
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Apr 29
2:22 AM
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First post: dolan wrote: If you are a fan of Gold Parser Builder, and are possibly expanding your horizons into alternative methods of creating parsers, I have here a classic example to give you some perspective ...
Latest post: dolan wrote: I'm anxious to see it of course, but I will point out that you're no further behind than gold is in this respect. The interpreters/post processors are not included in gold either. That ex...
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Apr 24
5:19 PM
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First post: jmptrader wrote: Hi Roman, Fantastic and Great project !! 1.- Is possible build an EBNF/BNF translator, i.e. from YACC/BISON grammatica To Rules Irony (C#) ? Exists ? 2.- The new DLR framework require...
Latest post: rivantsov wrote: Fantastic and Great project !! Thanks! 1.- Is possible build an EBNF/BNF translator, i.e. from YACC/BISON grammatica To Rules Irony (C#) ? Exists ? I guess it is possible t...
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Apr 2
5:04 PM
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First post: mmarius wrote: Hi, Can be done a c# to codedom parser?
Latest post: rivantsov wrote: hi Not sure what you mean... c# 3.0 parser - working on it, initial draft will be in the next drop. CodeDom as output - as far as I know, CodeDom model does not cover all language constru...
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Mar 21
9:54 PM
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First post: 2coolfool wrote: First of all I'd like to thank the developers for making this great software, i've always been confused by this stuff but now I can manage it easily. I've been developing a grammer for p...
Latest post: 2coolfool wrote: Thanks for the reply, I guess I will wait for the next version of Irony then.
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Mar 13
5:53 PM
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First post: punitganshani wrote: What will the grammar for TypeCasting of Expressions? Example: ((string)A)B A and B can be some statements or expressions
Latest post: rivantsov wrote: Well, just try it! Start with ExpressionGrammar and add rules and non-terminals for type-conversion Good luck
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Feb 11
5:44 AM
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First post: rivantsov wrote: See presentations from Lang.NET 2008 Symposium here: LangNetPresentations
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Feb 8
1:40 PM
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First post: bmorrison wrote: Has anyone tried creating a Managed Language Service using Irony? My experience in this field is limited but recently I started integrating a language using Managed Babel. It uses Lex...
Latest post: bmorrison wrote: Thanks. With this and some AST traversal methods (needed for Intellisense) I should be in good shape.
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Feb 7
6:10 PM
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First post: bmorrison wrote: I have 2 special situations that I am not sure how to handle in my grammer. 1. My grammer allows for quotes to be a part of identifiers. Which Irony does fine with using: {{Terminal v...
Latest post: rivantsov wrote: For #1 I would suggest defining two identifier terminals: normal (IdentifierTerminal) and quoted (based on StringLiteral terminal, with quote as start/end symbols). Then define nontermina...
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Feb 7
6:00 PM
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First post: anbrad wrote: Do you have a sample Expression machine? I guess that would answer my question. It kinda looks like I want to create a NodeCreator for a BinOp and then have that AstNode add custom Eval...
Latest post: rivantsov wrote: hi I'm really interested in what you're doing - SQL grammar? SQL is a very good case to add to sample grammars so let's work on this. Case-insensitivity - there's a flag for this in Gram...
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