Hi Max,
Max Berger wrote:
> Vincent,
>
>
> 2009/9/29 Vincent Hennebert:
>> I started to write my own checkstyle configuration from scratch some
>> time ago, enabling everything that looked important to me. But I’d like
>> to test it a bit more before submitting it.
>
> Same here. See the checks
Hi,
The StructTreeRoot dictionary must have a ParentTree entry whose type is
a number tree. As explained in Section 3.8.5, “Number Trees” of the PDF
Reference, Third Edition, the Nums entry of a number tree node must be
an array of key-value pairs where value is an indirect reference to the
object
Hi Vincent,
Excellent ideas!
The diagram you drew is extremely useful!
If the font shorthand sub-language has a grammar that is regular then it also
has a grammar that is LL(1). So recursive descent parsing will work, if there
is a regular grammar.
I think the best way of getting font shor
Max
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Vincent,
2009/9/29 Vincent Hennebert :
> I started to write my own checkstyle configuration from scratch some
> time ago, enabling everything that looked important to me. But I’d like
> to test it a bit more before submitting it.
Same here. See the checkstyle file for JEuclid as an example.
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Hi Max,
Max Berger wrote:
> Alex,
>
> The checkstyle checks are historically grown, and are therefore
> incomplete. I personally would turn on much more checks for certain
> style issues I like. IMO every option set helps deciding a certain
> factor. So more the more checks the better :)
If you
Hi Vincent,
2009/9/29 Vincent Hennebert :
>> How about specifing the grammer and using a tool such as JavaCC to
>> generate the actual parser? This way you could focus more complete
>> grammer and have to spend less time writing the parser.
> That would be the same as using ANTLR. I feel that thi
Hi Alexander,
Alexander Kiel wrote:
> Hi Vincent,
>
Here are my two cents: if you make use of classes in javax.imagio at
only one place in your font library, then there’s no need to worry about
creating a more neutral layer. If OTOH you need to use those classes
everywhere, th
Hi Max,
Max Berger wrote:
> Hi *,
>
> I just want to throw in a different idea (you may ignore it if you like):
>
> How about specifing the grammer and using a tool such as JavaCC to
> generate the actual parser? This way you could focus more complete
> grammer and have to spend less time writin
Hi *,
I just want to throw in a different idea (you may ignore it if you like):
How about specifing the grammer and using a tool such as JavaCC to
generate the actual parser? This way you could focus more complete
grammer and have to spend less time writing the parser.
JavaCC is BSD license, so
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