[antlr-interest] Wiki re-organization idea

Terence Parr parrt at cs.usfca.edu
Thu Jan 24 11:11:29 PST 2008


great idea.  I have modified the wiki to reorganize approximately as  
you have suggested.

http://www.antlr.org/wiki/display/ANTLR3/ANTLR+3+Wiki+Home

Ter
On Jan 19, 2008, at 12:38 PM, Richard Clark wrote:
> 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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