All,
I will reintegrate/implement DSL support in drools-compiler, as we
discussed before, as a pre-processor. I have some questions I would like
to have your opinion about:
Q1: Is there any reason for the DSL parser to be line based?
Q2: I will make keywords configurable, so you can say "regra" for
instance (in portuguese) instead of "rule", ok?
Q3: Peter: I'm thinking in copy/port the DSL tree that you created into
drools-compiler... I think we can leverage it to help create a better
parser for the DSL, ok?
Q4: do we need everything to be expandable in the DSL? or should we
simply passthrough anything that is not expandable directly as a chunk
to the DRL? Example:
DSL:
=====
...
regra ABC
se
...
entao
System.out.println( "BLABLA" );
fim
...
====
Ok, I know that no business user will ever write
System.out.println(), but it is just just an example. And the keywords
are in portuguese for you guys to understand it better... ;)
Thanks for the feeback.
[]s
Edson
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