I've written X12 parsers in C++ and Java. Lexx would be an interesting
exercise, but I lean toward thinking that the basic grammar is simple
enough that by the time you figured out how to do it with Lexx (or one
of its cousins) you might as well have done it from scratch. I also
wonder how and if Lexx would handle the case of not knowing the
delimiters until you tried to start parsing an interchange.
Mike
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Michael C. Rawlins, Rawlins EC Consulting
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> Has anyone created a lexx parser for X12 files that they'd be willing to
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> Thanks.
> Harold.
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