Dick wrote:
> EXAMPLE: LN VN VV
> Task1 homedir $(bindir)/$(apname)
Could the string in the VV column be converted? Perhaps to:
bindir/:apname
>> bindir: %/C/Bin/
== %/C/Bin/
>> apname: "Test"
== "Test"
>> bindir/:apname
== %/C/Bin/Test
It might be easier to use a dialect, something like:
"Task1" homedir: (bindir/:apname)
Where the first value is a string!, the second is a set-word! and the last
is a paren! value.
> 1. I have a language generator which reads a high-level driver file
containing named sets of attributes.
I think that suitable 'parse rules should be able to handle this. A special
dialect could be useful as well. You might want to look at my ML, CSS and
Fixed dialects to get some ideas.
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169 http://valley.150m.com/
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