Tcl parser

Tcl parser

[Emmanuelle]

Hi:

I'm a new user of Source Navigator; I'm using SN-4.5.2 on a Mandrake 7.2
Linux box. This is a very useful tool for my job. I'm vorking on a Tcl
application (ACS, www.arsdigita.com) in which procedures can be declared
with 'proc', 'proc_doc' or 'ad_proc'. I want to modify the Tcl parser
that it can parse procedures declared that way but I need a little help
to do that; the source code of SN is very large and I don't know from
where to start.
Thanks in advance.
--
Emmanuelle

Re: Tcl parser

[Mo DeJong]

On Wed, 8 Aug 2001, Emmanuelle wrote:

> Hi:
> 
> I'm a new user of Source Navigator; I'm using SN-4.5.2 on a Mandrake 7.2
> Linux box. This is a very useful tool for my job. I'm vorking on a Tcl
> application (ACS, www.arsdigita.com) in which procedures can be declared
> with 'proc', 'proc_doc' or 'ad_proc'. I want to modify the Tcl parser
> that it can parse procedures declared that way but I need a little help
> to do that; the source code of SN is very large and I don't know from
> where to start.

Take a peek in:

devo/snavigator/parsers/tcl

cheers
Mo DeJong
Red Hat Inc

RE: Tcl parser

[Keogh, Craig]

> I want to modify the Tcl parser
> that it can parse procedures declared that way but I need a 
> little help
> to do that; the source code of SN is very large and I don't know from
> where to start.

The TCL parser can be found in:

/source/snavigator/parser/tcl

There is documentation on how to add parsers:

/source/snvavigator/doc/html/enterprise/progref

But the TCL parser does not follow use this API. Do as we say, not as we do.
It inserts symbols with put_symbol. The TCL parsers uses a parser-generator
/ compiler-compiler, but it doesn't use yacc/bison. Puma or something. If
you wish to modify the code, you will need this tool.

Happy hacking,
Craig Keogh

Re: Tcl parser

[Emmanuelle]

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Hi:

Thanks for your answer. Sorry if I didn't write before but I'd problems
with my email account...
I've downloaded puma from http://www.first.gmd.de/cocktail/ Is this
version ok?

I've translated the menu items to spanish, it's not finished yet (I have
to verify the hotkeys). Where should I send it? Maybe I'll translate it
to french too if I have time.

--
Emmanuelle


"Keogh, Craig" escribió:
> 
> > I want to modify the Tcl parser
> > that it can parse procedures declared that way but I need a
> > little help
> > to do that; the source code of SN is very large and I don't know from
> > where to start.
> 
> The TCL parser can be found in:
> 
> /source/snavigator/parser/tcl
> 
> There is documentation on how to add parsers:
> 
> /source/snvavigator/doc/html/enterprise/progref
> 
> But the TCL parser does not follow use this API. Do as we say, not as we do.
> It inserts symbols with put_symbol. The TCL parsers uses a parser-generator
> / compiler-compiler, but it doesn't use yacc/bison. Puma or something. If
> you wish to modify the code, you will need this tool.
> 
> Happy hacking,
> Craig Keogh