Friday, May 29, 2009, 8:39 AM
MGDisplay: Visualize Parsed "Oslo" Grammars
I love our customers. They do things like take our bits and produce MGDisplay, a tool written by Ceyhun Ciper for visualizing the parse tree produced by parsing a DSL instance document with a "M" language definition. Enjoy!
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Ceyhun Ciper:
Thank you very much for your interest, Monsieur le Marquis.
I have included examples of visualizing mg itself on http://sixpairs.com for better perusal.
It is easy to see that "M" is not only a language to define other languages and DSLs, but other "grammar processors" as well; as such, "M" is a:
- meta-language
- meta-meta-language
- ...
- meta+ language
So what about Meta# for a name?
I have included examples of visualizing mg itself on http://sixpairs.com for better perusal.
It is easy to see that "M" is not only a language to define other languages and DSLs, but other "grammar processors" as well; as such, "M" is a:
- meta-language
- meta-meta-language
- ...
- meta+ language
So what about Meta# for a name?
Saturday, May 30, 2009, 7:44 AM
