[antlr-interest] Annotation tool best practices

Monty Zukowski monty at codetransform.com
Wed Apr 28 10:15:48 PDT 2004


On Apr 27, 2004, at 6:14 AM, micheal_jor wrote:

> PS	[I would be grateful for any references to design discussion or
> implementations of editors that can handle virtual documents composed
> from a number of other documents like the template and insert files
> above. Looking at my solution for (b) above, I would like to be able
> to view and edit directly the walker1.g and walker2.g grammars. The
> editor should hide the fact that they are composites of grammar.tg and
> walker1.ins and walker2.ins respectively. Perhaps multiple *.tg and
> *.ins files can be involved in a single grammar...]

If you find anything let me know!  I once considered using the Python 
NFS server code to serve up files, detect changes and map them back to 
the original templates.  Doing this in an editor would be nicer.  The 
LAPIS editor has a notion of simultaneously editing multiple targets 
from one source.  http://graphics.csail.mit.edu/lapis/  Ideas there, 
it's mainly for HTML and won't do what you want out of the box.

Monty Zukowski

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