String parsing

[dimasteg]

Hi all C.

Nead some help with string "on the fly" parsing, how it can be
realized ?
Any ideas? I got some of my own, but it's interesting to get other
points of view .

Regards.

[user923005]

On Dec 11, 3:44 pm, [e-mail] wrote:

Hi all C.

Nead some help with string "on the fly" parsing, how it can be
realized ?

C answer: strtok()

Other answer: use Yacc or Bison or the Gold Parser, etc.

Any ideas? I got some of my own, but it's interesting to get other
points of view .

Parsing is a pretty broad topic. If you need something compilicated,
they try news:comp.compilers
Otherwise, post your attempts and we will critique them.

[Chris Dollin]

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Nead some help with string "on the fly" parsing, how it can be
realized ?

I don't understand the question. What do you mean by 'string "on the fly"
parsing'? Is it different from just plain parsing?

Concrete examples help - they give us something to get our teeth into.

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[Malcolm McLean]

<di******@gmail.comwrote in message

Nead some help with string "on the fly" parsing, how it can be
realized ?
Any ideas? I got some of my own, but it's interesting to get other
points of view .

Read my MiniBasic pages to understand how to go about the process of
building a parser for mathematical expressions, programming languages, and
similar.

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