Paul Morris writes:
> Hi, I’m rewriting one of LilyPond's C++ routines in Guile/Scheme in
> order to customize it for my own use, and it uses some nested
> dictionary/map/alist-style data structures that you can modify using
> something like this in C++:
>
> mydata[aaa][bbb].ccc = 10;
>
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> On Apr 14, 2016, at 4:44 PM, Paul Morris wrote:
> But if you have nested alists like this
>
> (define my-alist ‘((aaa . ((bbb . ((ccc . 10)))
>
> and you want to change ccc, then the “set!” trick doesn’t help. (...what
> would you “set!”?) So what’s the best approach here for such nes
Hi, I’m rewriting one of LilyPond's C++ routines in Guile/Scheme in order to
customize it for my own use, and it uses some nested dictionary/map/alist-style
data structures that you can modify using something like this in C++:
mydata[aaa][bbb].ccc = 10;
Ok, maybe use alists, but how to modify
nyacc version 0.71.0 is released as beta
nyacc is a LALR parser generator written from the ground up in guile
Features/Updates:
* clean scheme-flavored syntax for grammar specification
* prototype parsers for C99,(partial) javascript, matlab that output parse
trees in a SXML format
* update: C99
