Re: Repository of samples

I have a PRD implementation working -- took about four hours to write 
something to parse the subtleties of the magazine format. Now I need to 
emit Quark Tags (and write something general to emit InDesign tags or 
HTML or text, too.) I'll probably make some sort of dictionary that is 
tunable -- all of the dictionaries will have italic, just the sigils 
will change from one format to another (sigil or tag, whichever is a 
more accurate description.)

I have the beginnings of a Perl6::Rules implementation working, but 
since I am wrestling with its workings, Perl 6-isms, and perhaps bugs 
(?), I am going to focus on PRD. In fact, I started with P6R, and think 
I can parse OK, I am just worried that I won't be able to manipulate 
the results as reliably as PRD.

This is no knock against Damian. In fact, I would like to get the P6R 
version parsing, and then work to get an implementation running on P6R 
completely.


On Apr 22, 2004, at 7:45 AM, Randal L. Schwartz wrote:

>>>>>> "Martin" == Martin Streicher <[email protected]> writes:
>
> Martin> Has anyone maintained a repository of PRD examples? I'd like to
> Martin> learn/improve by imitation, if anyone has a stash (cache?) of 
> PRD code
> Martin> beyond what comes with the module.
>
> perlmonks.org, super-search for "Parse::RecDescent"
>
> look in the P::RD distro... there's some examples in there.
>
> google site:stonehenge.com Parse::RecDescent
> [hey, some of those articles look familiar!]
>
> But you may also want to look at Perl6::Rules, the heir apparent
> to P::RD, as a new learning.  I'm writing an article shortly
> describing how to reimplement one of my older P::RD examples as P6::R
> instead, and so far it's coming out quite nice.  And in Perl6 - it'll
> work even better!
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