Tom Gillespie <tgb...@gmail.com> writes: > Hi David, > Laundry produces a full s-expression representation of the org > parse tree (though it is still evolving). I haven't added a pass that > converts it to some Racket internal representation (probably will be > structs). If you get it installed and put #lang org at the top of an > org file you can use racket-mode to parse arbitrary org files, though > you may hit an error and will definitely encounter an > incomplete/incorrect parse since it is still a work in progress. Best, > Tom
Hi, I looked through your code. I saw some hand-written tests on grammar. Would you be interested in converting those tests into tests in test-org-element test suite? If the same tests are used for org-element itself and for your parser, we can easily make sure that incorrect parsing is avoided. Or you can even reuse the built-in tests for testing your code (say, by remapping org-element-at-point calls in the tests to analogous function from your parser). Best, Ihor
