Grammatica - Bugs: bug #3599, Grammar: Add support for modular...

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bug #3599: Grammar: Add support for modular grammars (and parsers)

Submitter:	Per Cederberg <cederberg>
Submitted:	Wed 14 May 2003 03:45:26 PM UTC
Severity:	1 - Minor	Item Group:	Future Improvement
Status:	Postponed	Assigned to:	cederberg
Open/Closed:	Closed

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Sun 05 Apr 2009 03:08:34 PM UTC, comment #2:  This suggestion has now has a Wiki page instead: http://code.google.com/p/grammatica/wiki/FeatureModularGrammar Closing this item.	Per Cederberg <cederberg>
Sun 04 Apr 2004 09:06:48 AM UTC, comment #1:  Bug #8437 is related to this one. I've added some syntax examples of how grammar modularization could look in a comment there.	Per Cederberg <cederberg>
Wed 14 May 2003 03:45:26 PM UTC, original submission:   By allowing one grammar to reference another, it would be possible to create more complex modular parsers. This feature also requires support for modular tokenizers and parses, as the point is to be able to reuse grammars and/or parser and tokenizers in a modular way.	Per Cederberg <cederberg>

 

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Date	Changed by	Updated Field	Previous Value	=>	Replaced by
2009-04-05	cederberg	Status	None		Postponed
		Assigned to	None		cederberg
		Open/Closed	Open		Closed
		Discussion Lock	None		Locked

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