[clean-list] questions

[Attila Ondi]

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Hi all,

Thanks for pointing out parser combinators. I even found a paper
(actually a chapter of a (still written?) book) at the Clean website
(http://www.cs.kun.nl/~clean/download/papers/cleanbook/II.05.ParserCombinators.pdf)
just about parser combinators. It was very useful and helped a lot in
solving my problem more nicely.

This leaves open only my second question: Is there any data structure
library for Clean? One that contains data structures (and functions for
handling them), like HashTable, Set and so on?

Thank you for the help,
Attila

fzuurbie@inter.nl.net wrote:
|>There's nothing better than regexps for string handling
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| Until you found out about combinator parsing (type this in in Google
or CiteSeer). I have a library based on Koopman's and Rojemo's work
(continuation passing style), extended with elaborated error messages.

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