POLYRUN(1) General Commands Manual POLYRUN(1)NAME
polyrun, polyfind - Find polygen grammars and run polygen
SYNOPSIS
polyrun [options] grammar
polyfind grammar
DESCRIPTION
polyrun runs polygen expanding the given grammar name into its full path, so that polygen can find it.
Grammars (which can be specified with partial paths, such as debian/flame) are searched in the current directory first, then in a subdirec-
tory of /usr/share/polygen according to the current locale settings, then recursively under /usr/share/polygen and all its subdirectories.
Grammars can be specified with or without the .grm extension.
polyfind just looks for the full pathname of the given grammar and prints it on standard output.
OPTIONS
polyrun is a wrapper to polygen, and the options are passed to polygen as-is.
polyfind only takes the grammar name as argument.
SEE ALSO polygen(1), polygen-data(6)AUTHOR
polyrun/polyfind and this manpage are written and maintained by enrico@enricozini.org.
October 2, 2006 POLYRUN(1)
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YAPPS(1) General Commands Manual YAPPS(1)NAME
yapps - create a Python module from a grammar file
SYNOPSIS
yapps [ --dump ] [ --use-devel-grammar ] [ -fcontext-insensitive-scanner ] [ -p pid ] [ -f ] input.g [ output.py ] name
DESCRIPTION --dump Dump out grammar information
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-fcontext-insensitive-scanner Scan all tokens (see docs)
yapps generates a Python program which will parse a given grammar.
OPTIONS --dump Dump the grammar information to stdout.
--use-devel-grammar
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-fcontext-insensitive-scanner
Set the option to use the non-context-sensitive scanner.
CAVEATS
yapps implements a recursive-descent scanner.
HISTORY
Written by Amit J. Patel <amitp@cs.stanford.edu>.
This version was enhanced by Matthias Urlichs <smurf@debian.org>. It is not downwards-compatible with the original yapps2 (yet) and uses a
different runtime library.
See the change log for details.
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