[antlr-interest] Wiki re-organization idea

[Richard Clark]

Hi all,
I've been off doing a tricky project* with ANTLR and StringTemplate, and now
I'm getting ready to write up notes on processing XML with ANTLR. I've also
been looking at the "Tutorials" section of the Wiki and noticing ways to
improve it for new and experienced users.

Right now, the Wiki categories are:

- ANTLR v3 documentation
- ANTLR v3 FAQ
- ANTLR v3 To Do List
- Grammar Design Patterns (a single page)
- Presentations
- Terence Notes
- Tutorials

The Tutorials mixes material for absolute beginners with intermediate to
advanced applications. I'd like to split things up with a clear learning
path:

- Tutorials
-- Five minute introduction to ANTLR 3
-- Quick Starter on Parser Grammars - No Past Experience Required
-- Roadmap to learning ANTLR [new]

- Using ANTLR [new]
-- Example grammars [new]
--- Expression evaluator
--- Fig - Generic configuration language interpreter
--- JSON Interpreter
--- Simple tree-based interpeter
-- Interfacing AST with Java
-- Island Grammars Under Parser Control
-- Migrating from ANTLR 2 to ANTLR 3
-- Test-Driven Development with ANTLR
-- Using ANTLR 3 with Maven 2
-- XML [new]
--- Parsing XML
--- Interfacing StAX to ANTLR


What do you all think? Ter, is this OK?

...Richard

* Taking XHTML in and generating a native Word 2007 document out with
styles, graphics, pagination, etc. It took about 3 weeks and less than 1000
lines of source!
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