[antlr-interest] An editor GUI for Grammar
Richard Musiol
mail at richard-musiol.de
Thu Aug 17 04:26:52 PDT 2006
Currently only on my hard disk ^^. It still isn't in the development
state to make it public and I am also not sure about the license I want
to use.
I think the easiest way for you is to contact me with a messenger (the
numbers/nicknames are on my homepage).
Richard
Max Rydahl Andersen schrieb:
>
> Definitly interesting!
>
> Is it available somewhere ? :)
>
> /max
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> that's basically what I'm working on at the moment. My editor is based
>> on Eclipse and you can attach several code processors, which consist
>> of an ANTLR grammar and some additional Java classes (I recently added
>> Groovy support, too).
>> It currently supports incremental lexer execution, embedded languages
>> (like PHP in HTML), requested lexer changes (the PHP processor for
>> example looks for "<?" to activate itself), synchronized parser
>> execution in multiple threads and some other features to allow the
>> editor to understand as much of the input as possible, including the
>> relations between different languages.
>> From the GUI side of view it currently only supports syntax checking,
>> syntax highlighting and experimental indenting and auto completion,
>> but this is because I want to finish the core first.
>> So the whole is still under heavy development, but I think you could
>> be interested. What do you think?
>>
>> Bye,
>> Richard
>>
>>
>>
>> Pankaj Agarwal wrote:
>>> Hi Martn,
>>> Thanks for your response... Thats exactly I am looking for ... an
>>> editor infrastructure...because this should be used by an end user.
>>> and I would hate to develop a editor hardcoding each rule ...in the GUI.
>>> -TIA
>>> On 8/16/06, *Martin Probst* <mail at martin-probst.com
>>> <mailto:mail at martin-probst.com>> wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>> I think someone once worked on providing something that would take
>>> a .g file and produce at least the major parts of an Eclipse editor
>>> component. No idea if there was any progress or something
>>> deliverable.
>>> But I think in most cases validation of input will simply be
>>> running
>>> it through the parser. The work I mentioned was mostly targeted at
>>> syntax highlighting and editor infrastructure like error reporting,
>>> iirc.
>>> Regards,
>>> Martin
>>> Am 16.08.2006 um 19:38 schrieb Pankaj Agarwal:
>>> > Hi ,
>>> > No, I am looking for a editor which can work my grammar rules
>>> in .g
>>> > file and provide validations for inputs to parser rather than
>>> > validating ANTLR grammar itself....? does that make sense ?
>>> > -TIA
>>> >
>>> > On 8/16/06, Dieter Frej < dieter_frej at gmx.net
>>> <mailto:dieter_frej at gmx.net>> wrote: are you
>>> > looking for something like antlrworks?
>>> >
>>> > - Didi
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > Pankaj Agarwal wrote:
>>> > > Hi,
>>> > > First accept my Congrats...for this excellent tool.
>>> > > I am new to ANTLR , however I find it ideal for my
>>> requirement of
>>> > > developing a Boolean query engine , I got enough idea on
>>> lexers and
>>> > > parsers, however this engine needs to be end to end...i.e.
>>> > > the end users should be able to specify these queries in a
>>> > GUI ...I was
>>> > > wondering whether there are some third party /open source or
>>> non
>>> > open
>>> > > source tools available which can help me generate a GUI from
>>> the
>>> > gramamr
>>> > > itself...since Grammar already has all the information for
>>> LHS ,
>>> > OP and
>>> > > RHS ..does this makes sense ?
>>> > >
>>> > > Any pointers are appreciated.
>>> > >
>>> > > -TIA
>>> >
>>> >
>>>
>
>
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