Thanks very much Raul,
I did consider your solution's output, but preferred the sample I provided.
(except that I mistakenly specified that body would be contained inside head).
The reason being that A cell contains all of its children. The inconsistency
in my sample is just that if a cell has only one member (no children), then it
can be raised to the top level. The key difference between my spec and yours,
is that the body node has 4 enclosed members, and # would reflect that. Table
has 1 member, and tr has 2. I wanted the spec to let each cell know where it
ends without looking at its neighbours.
with body indented at the same level as head, the spec I intend:
(0{t),< (1{t), (2{t) , <( 3{t) , (< ( (4{t) ,<5{t )) , (<( 6{t), ( < (7{t),< (
(8{t), 9 {t))), 10{t
I will study your solution, as it is probably very close to what I'm looking
for. Thanks again.
----- Original Message ----
From: Raul Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Programming forum <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, April 2, 2007 5:51:07 PM
Subject: Re: [Jprogramming] Parsing Pythonish
On 4/2/07, Pascal Jasmin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> test =: 0 : 0
> html
> head
> body
> p stuff
> p div='adiv'
> more stuff
> table
> tr
> td 1
> td 2
> p last stuff
> )
...
> Desired Output
...
> (0{t),<(1{t),<(2{t),<(3{t),(<((4{t),<5{t)),(<(6{t),(<(7{t),<((8{t),9{t))),10{t
I do not think that is what you want. You can see some contradictory
behaviors if you contrast your output with
3 :'<^:(i.&0 y='' '')<y';._2 test
For example, you have 'head' and 'body' boxed differently while
you have your table cell elements boxed the same way.
Anyways, I suspect what you want looks more like:
(([:(,.+/\)' '~:{."1) <`(<@$:@:(}."1))@.(' '&[EMAIL PROTECTED]@{.)/.]) ];._2
test
FYI,
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Raul
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