Ludovic Courtès writes:
Hi Ludo,
> I don’t think this is needed. Lexers are expected to use
> ‘make-lexical-token’ and ‘make-source-location’ from (system base lalr)
> to preserve source location information.
I hope you're right...and that's what I tried, but I didn't get it
working. Possibly I need to cook-up a small example.
What I found was that, yes the LEXER has all it needs, but once you
get to construction rules in the parser; say
(interface-spec
(interface Identifier lbrace type-list event-list optional-behaviour
rbrace) : `(,$1 ,$2 ,$4 ,$5 ,$6))
all it sees is the values, i.e. strings of the tokens that the lexer
sees. The lexer cannot hand tokens to the parser, AFAICS.
What my patches do, is that for elements in the list that I construct
above that support source-properties, including the list itself, the
source location is set transparently.
Sometimes that is not enough, and you can use
@1 ... @n
to set the source location explicitly.
> Besides, note that lalr.upstream.scm is a copy of the upstream lalr-scm,
> hosted at <http://code.google.com/p/lalr-scm/>.
Yes...that's looks quit dead. Isn't it? I can try though...
Greetings, Jan
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