or
not, perhaps depending on complexity?
Thank you,
cheers,
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Hi Michael, Eric, Jim,
thank you very much for discussing the question of the use of superclasses for
separating logic from grammar. Indeed, you have convinced me thoroughly that
the
superclass approach is in *most* cases very appropriate - as Jim elaborated,
only small and simple grammars
Hello People,
being an ANTLR beginner, I would very much appreciate advice concerning good
practise for a rather simple task. The task is the translation of a JPQL's
(Java
Persistence Query Language) where clause into a proprietary query language.
The clause has the well-known expression
Hello People,
is there a translator which transforms an EBNF document into an XML
representation? And... is there a standardized XML representation of EBNF
grammers?
The reason for my question: such a representation might enable to write tools
creating grammer reports with little effort and
