[stringtemplate-interest] padding and such for pretty printing
Terence Parr
parrt at cs.usfca.edu
Sun Jul 6 13:58:24 PDT 2008
Interesting. my basic design is to build a parse tree, not an AST, and
then look up a template for each rule. I.e., for rule expression, emit
it with a template called expression. Now, within the expression, we
need to be able to say what can be broken up and what needs to be
wrapped and so on. Jurgen Vinju gave me a nice demonstration of what
he is working on... I think this paper might summarize:
http://ftp.cwi.nl/CWIreports/SEN/SEN-R0601.pdf
Right. you'll note that in his table 2, view showing boxes with stuff
inside. Then he can say whether they should be laid out horizontally
(H) or vertically (V). Verryyyy interesting.
Ter
On Jul 5, 2008, at 8:01 PM, Zenaan Harkness wrote:
>> <if(width(anotherTemplate()) > 20)>...<else>...<endif>
>>
>> This means we have to add expressions within IF tags and I would need
>> to do some type checking to make sure that you only did computations
>> on things like width() function results.
>>
>> Has anybody built a pretty printer and know what the requirements
>
> I've only done mine at the model layer, so it is somewhat specific
> to my
> model.
>
> I'm introducing new model types, so it is getting more generic.
>
> I have formatting of the following genres:
> - truncation (to show short version of longer strings)
> - the obvious toUpper/Lower
> - padding formatting, which is high-performance if a standard
> pad character is used (which I think is all I support for now).
>
> I don't have a "requirements spec", and I wrote the code earlier this
> year now, but happy to pass on the code to anyone interested.
>
> Also, I wrote a clean STGTraverser, for Iterating, and Iterable-ing,
> StringTemplateGroup parents. Again, just email if you want it.
>
> zen
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