ahhhhh thanks for all your hard work. Planning to turn this into an interpreter as a pet project, might even make a compiler than can spit out MSIL if i'm feeling adventurous :)
3 years down the line and I wish to give a big thanks. I'm currently working on many types of parsers and needed a generic tokenizer (except i record whitespace, as my tokeniser will allow interpretation of any file. For example, $ would be an individual token but in PHP this would be valid for the start of a variable so as long as the next token is alphanumeric or an underscore then the next token can be appended. but if whitespace it'd be a parse error) and your java scripts here (which I'm converting to PHP and c#) were a massive help. Some projects i'm using it for are code minimisers, syntax validation, config file parsers etc etc. Thanks again.
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ahhhhh thanks for all your hard work. Planning to turn this into an interpreter as a pet project, might even make a compiler than can spit out MSIL if i'm feeling adventurous :)
Tommy - My thanks as well for this post. I was easily able to adapt the code for one of my projects, saving myself quite a bit of work.
Excellent work man, this one is a hell of a lot more readbale than other stuff i've seen so far!
3 years down the line and I wish to give a big thanks. I'm currently working on many types of parsers and needed a generic tokenizer (except i record whitespace, as my tokeniser will allow interpretation of any file. For example, $ would be an individual token but in PHP this would be valid for the start of a variable so as long as the next token is alphanumeric or an underscore then the next token can be appended. but if whitespace it'd be a parse error) and your java scripts here (which I'm converting to PHP and c#) were a massive help. Some projects i'm using it for are code minimisers, syntax validation, config file parsers etc etc. Thanks again.
excellent work,i like this post so much,keep working,i wana see updates.
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