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SyntacticNoise
A common phrase that's bandied about when talking about DomainSpecificLanguages (or indeed any computer language) is that of noisy syntax
MF Bliki: dsl
<sep/>external DSLs is that it's hard to write a parser. Indeed one of the justifications for using XML as the carrier syntax for an external DSL is that "you
MF Bliki: ParserFear
<sep/>external DSLs is that it's hard to write a parser. Indeed one of the justifications for using XML as the carrier syntax for an external DSL is that "you
MF Bliki: ParserFear
Antlr is really easy to use, especially with the IDE tools, however, you can't use other generic tools with your DSL like XPath.
Jan Vereecken's Blog: Event-driven xml parser in Ruby
Event-driven xml parser in Ruby
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