I have been looking around for an editor which edit serialised files
(as created with the PHP function serialize()), but can't find one, so
I have decided to code my own.
I can either hand code the parsing, or use Lex/Yacc (actually Flex/
Bison). Rather than reinvent the wheel, I thought that I would ask of
anyone knows of any BNF (Backus-Naur form) files for expressing
serialized data (actual Lex/Yacc files would be even better, of
course).
No biggy, as it should be reasonably trivial to hack together, but my
natural laziness inclines me away from reinventing the wheel, so I
thought that I would ask first. 2 2407
Just for fun, I did it with Lex & Yacc, then I handcrafted a parser.
Because the length field are given, I actually found this to be one of
the few cases where I am happier with a handcrafted solution than Lex/
Yacc.
On 15 Mar, 03:47, "Baron Samedi" <Papa.Legba.... @gmail.comwrote :
I have been looking around for an editor which edit serialised files
(as created with thePHPfunction serialize()), but can't find one, so
I have decided to code my own.
I can either hand code the parsing, or use Lex/Yacc (actually Flex/
Bison). Rather than reinvent the wheel, I thought that I would ask of
anyone knows of anyBNF (Backus-Naur form) files for expressing
serialized data (actual Lex/Yacc files would be even better, of
course).
No biggy, as it should be reasonably trivial to hack together, but my
natural laziness inclines me away from reinventing the wheel, so I
thought that I would ask first.
www.intralogic.eu
there is a php grammar soon available to download for Visual BNF
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