What kind of parsing do you want? If you are looking for grammar parsers
there are specific ones out there that you can do searches for or use
something like Yacc. If you want to do XML parsing take a look at
xml.apache.org. If you just want to parse out simple values from an input
the StringTokenizer class can be used. I'm sure that there are also HTML
parsing programs out there but since HTML is a very loose language parsing
it can sometimes lead to some ambiguous results.
'Parsing' is a very general term so what are you trying to parse?
Matt
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This may sound strange,but is there a program to do parsing? Where can I
download this program?
Thanks
Ken
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