On Wed 02 Feb 2011 01:26, Noah Lavine <noah.b.lav...@gmail.com> writes:
> Here it is! All of the unhygienic syntax is gone, is a series of only > 20 commits. :-) The peg.test tests should all pass after each one of > these commits. Thanks! You've probably seen that I've applied this to wip-mlucy, which we should probably rename wip-peg. I've also added on a number of cleanups of my own, some of which I will push out shortly when my ISP figures out the route to git.sv.gnu.org again (hah). The branch still needs some work before it can go in. I have a feeling that it should probably be split into two modules -- one providing the things that peg-sexp-compile needs (minus `peg' patterns perhaps?) and another that uses the "base" library to define a PEG grammar. Perhaps? In any case we need to not have the entire thing in one big ol' eval-when. Also, the documentation needs some help, and perhaps the patterns need some tweaking -- for example (& pat) makes more sense than (body & pat 1) or the like. I think Michael's work was pretty great, especially considering the scope of the problem. It has the potential to have so wide an impact that we should focus on making it have exactly the right interface before we merge it in. Onwards, upwards, etc.! Andy -- http://wingolog.org/
