[antlr-interest]

[Terence Parr]

On Friday, May 16, 2003, at 02:44  AM, Leonardo Freitas wrote:

> I am new at ANTLR but from I've found it the most appropriate for me 
> from the ones availble (JavaCC, GOLD, byacc, etc) for Java.
>
> I am implementing a language where the grammar is a bit different.
> It is supposed to recognise LaTeX code and parse it appropriately.
> In fact, it must consider only some LaTeX environments and treat the 
> sections of the environment as part of the possible grammar, leaving 
> all other LaTeX input as comments.
>
> Does anyone know something interesting in this field of a grammar for 
> parts of LaTeX using ANTLR?

Hi Leonardo,

ANTLR has some nice "filtering" abilities such as TokenStream's and 
lexical "filter" option.  Should handle partial recognition issues for 
you.  As for a LaTeX grammar, I am unaware of one, but I'd be happy to 
answer your questions in return for the LaTeX grammar as public domain!

Best regards,
Terence
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