Re: using define-lex

Hi Eric,

   Thanks a lot for your help. But still some points are not clear to me.
Let me tell you the simple grammar I am working with.

;;First the grammar as a elisp structure. The language just consists of
lists of ;;the token "number".

(setq g '( (number)
               ()
               (line
                    ((number) (format "%s" $1))
                    ((line number) (format "%s %s" $1 $2))
               )
             )
)

;;;Convert to an automaton
(setq a (wisent-grammar-compile g))

;;;Create a lexer
(define-lex mylex "" semantic-number-analyzer)

;;;Try to put them together (it is here that I get error, saying that
;;;mylex does not fit the bill.
(wisent-parse a mylex)


I have not tried using a .wy file yet, because I have not yet figured out
how to convert a .wy file to  an elisp structure. So java.wy etc  are not
helping me yet.

Thanks and regards.

Arnab.

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