Hello all,
I've written a quick few hundred lines of Chicken Scheme that converts BNF-esque grammars such as: (s-expression . (choice (seq "(" (one-or-more s-expression) "." s-expression ")") (seq "(" (zero-or-more s-expression) ")") (seq "\"" string "\"") (seq "#(" (zero-or-more s-expression) ")") (seq "#" symbol) (seq ":" symbol) (seq symbol ":") symbol number (seq "'" s-expression) (seq "`" s-expression) (seq "," s-expression) (seq ",@" s-expression))) (symbol . (choice (seq "|" (one-or-more character) "|") (seq symbol-first-character (zero-or-more symbol-subsequent-character)))) Into SVG syntax diagrams such as: http://love.warhead.org.uk/~alaric/junk/sexpr.svg It uses matchable and sxpath-lolevel (from the sxpath egg) - the latter for turning the sxml representation of SVG into yucky XML. If it's of use to anybody else (I wrote it so I could draw syntax diagrams for the constructed language Lojban - see http://love.warhead.org.uk/~alaric/junk/lojban.svg for a more stressful workout of the layout engine), I'd like to put it in an egg, please! ABS -- Alaric Snell-Pym http://www.snell-pym.org.uk/alaric/ _______________________________________________ Chicken-users mailing list Chicken-users@nongnu.org http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/chicken-users